Safety Data Sheet (SDS) - Video 2

Preparation and planning are key to working in the chemistry lab. To be prepared, your students must understand the hazards of any chemicals they will be working with. The place to find that information is the Safety Data Sheet or SDS. The SDS provides detailed information about the properties of a chemical, its hazards, and how to protect yourself from those hazards. Use this video, to guide your students through 16 sections of the SDS for isopropyl alcohol to demonstrate importance of SDS information.
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Dear, sir i need MSDS for my synthesized material. From where i will get this?

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isopropanol causes serious eye irritation (hence goggles), but only mild skin irritation, so no gloves necessary for this demonstration!