Answer:
Use labcoat or special clothes, do not work with flammable chemicals near flames, wear closed shoes, wear lab glasses, etc.
Explanation:
Any laboratory where you handle hazardous chemicals is potentially dangerous. Therefore, be very careful and careful when conducting an experiment, avoiding conversations that disturbs your concentration. Chemicals, especially solvents, usually are volatile, corrosive and consumable. Thus, the use of flame should be avoided, when used, should surround all precautions.
List of some safety protocol for laboratories to be follow:
- Try to not work alone in the lab. At least one partner will always be a help or witness in case of an accident;
- Use labcoat or special clothes to protect from chemicals and harzardous material;
- Wear closed shoes (never sandals!);
- Do not smoke in the lab;
- Avoid playing in the lab;
- If any acid or other chemical is spilled, flush area thoroughly with water;
- Carefully read the reagent label to make sure you get the correct bottle;
- Do not throw solid material into the sink;
- Never weigh material directly on the balance plate; use beaker, watch glass or paper towels;
- Do not eat or drink any food in the laboratory.
- Do not work with defective material, especially glass;
- Do not leave the lamp burning with a strong flame on the table;
- Do not taste or swallow drugs or laboratory reagents;
- Do not work with flammable chemicals near flames.
