Safe Chemical Handling / Lab Safety Video Part 5

It's vital that you prepare for each lab activity by determining the possible risks, donning the right PPE, and be aware of any protective measures and emergency responses that are pertinent for the chemicals that you'll be working with.
• Eye protection
• Transporting chemicals
• Lab aprons and arm-length rubber gloves
• Inhalation exposure
• Chemical spill response
• Flammables
• Chemical disposal
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Special thanks to:
Amber Baker
Chase Turner
Chris Puente
Dan McClellan
Diane Hendrickson
Duane Adams
Harry Schultz
Jamie Costa
Jeff Irvin
Joe Issa
Laurel Vaughn
Marie Knight
Meghan Davis
Michael Gibbons
Mike Gentilini, Jr.
Randy Durren
Richard Chadwick
Richard Gualandi
Ryan Atkins
Sarah Schober
Summer Cortinas
Vernon Shoaf
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This video provides guidance for working safely in a modern science lab and is intended to supplement the formal instruction provided in each institution and lab. This video is not a substitute for a safety training program.

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The anxiety that these videos are giving me it's out of this world.

[@jonahbutsleepy]

Amazing video! keep pumping out the great vids! subscribed!

[@waynehunter9256]

Need to include statement about contact lenses, not wear when working with volatile chemicals

[@user-nt1oh4mv8c]

Tanks for these information that will it good for any working in the lab

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Keep working and wear your safety glasses. I Recommend Softgle Comfort

[@clg1711]

Good job. Thank you team BioNetwork.

[@averryy]

Thank you for teaching me how to be safe with chemicals/acids such as chlorine gas and hygrochloric/nitric acid! Definatly buying alot of saftey gear before handling stuff like this

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Thanks I studied well and know it well

[@calayatan8603]

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[@aydigo2208]

First, thanks for great video. The subtitle is not complete, can you complete it?

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[@benjamingano8925]

The "splash goggles" (1:14) look like they are directly vented. Directly vented goggles do not provide adequate protection against splashes. You should be displaying indirectly vented goggles instead.

[@mochdrew3364]

Why the subtitle vanishes?

[@jeremywilson3682]

My credits didn't transfer.. feel like a freshman again

[@ferdinandreljin3668]

thanks :)

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nice video

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Nice Video!!!

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[@Varma__]

Hey are those mask still for sale I really don't want to die.

[@introvertedheart]

I thought you said do not use your phone because off PPE, I can tell chemicals are still on your hand too because of your crusty fingernails dialing the buttons...

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John Travolta after ruined his career

[@nathanielmacgregor6727]

thanks, but isn't the person in the first few seconds at a SCHOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@johnlouised.arevalo4223]

pag may nakakita sa akin na ka-batch ko sa CSU mag-hi kayo wahahahaha

[@NCBioNetwork]

Duda ako na mangyayari iyon, talunan.