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    This document provides guidance on safety procedures for various lab activities and potential hazards. It recommends wearing goggles and a lab coat to reduce risks from using hydrochloric acid, chemical spills, and methyl orange. It also advises washing hands and eyes if exposed, not consuming chemicals, cleaning up messes, and contacting support if injuries occur from glass breaks or other incidents. The goal is to minimize risks through protective equipment and first aid responses.

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    This document provides guidance on safety procedures for various lab activities and potential hazards. It recommends wearing goggles and a lab coat to reduce risks from using hydrochloric acid, chemical spills, and methyl orange. It also advises washing hands and eyes if exposed, not consuming chemicals, cleaning up messes, and contacting support if injuries occur from glass breaks or other incidents. The goal is to minimize risks through protective equipment and first aid responses.

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    Activity Risk Reducing Risk Hazard What To Do

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    This document provides guidance on safety procedures for various lab activities and potential hazards. It recommends wearing goggles and a lab coat to reduce risks from using hydrochloric acid, chemical spills, and methyl orange. It also advises washing hands and eyes if exposed, not consuming chemicals, cleaning up messes, and contacting support if injuries occur from glass breaks or other incidents. The goal is to minimize risks through protective equipment and first aid responses.

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    activity risk Reducing risk hazard What to do

    using HCl Irritant liquid – can irritate - Wear goggles and a lab coat high - If substance is in eyes wash
    eyes and skin - Wash hands if any gets on thoroughly
    - Don’t consume - Clear up the mess
    - Contact teacher/lecturer or first
    aider
    spillages Can slip – can irritate skin - Wear goggles and a lab coat high - If substance is in eyes wash
    and eyes - Wash hands if any gets on thoroughly
    - Don’t consume - Clear up the mess
    - Contact teacher/lecturer or first
    aider
    Handling glassware Glass can break – can cut - Keep glass in the middle of medium - Clear up the glass
    yourself the table so it doesn’t fall off - Make your surroundings aware of
    the broken glass
    - Contact teacher/lecturer or first
    aider
    Methyl orange Toxic if swallowed, in - Wear goggles and a lab coat high - If substance is in eyes wash
    contact with skin or - Wash hands if any gets on thoroughly
    inhaled - Don’t consume - Clear up the mess
    May get in eyes and cause - Contact teacher/lecturer or first
    damage aider

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