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Safety design considerations, toxic chemical

An essential consideration in experimental work is safety. This includes issues of toxicity, flammability, etc., for all chemicals involved, and also hazards created by interactions within mixtures. Safety must be considered at all stages in the design and construction of experiments. [Pg.21]

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