Storage of Chemicals
Posted: 18 Sep 2008, 15:25
Hi all,
I need just a little bit of advice.
My Chem teacher is wanting to do a major "re-shuffle and throw out" in our chem store (not a bad thing!) The previous labbie (who I took over from a few years ago) was EXTREMELY well organised and had "a place for everything and everything in it's place". It has degenerated a bit during my reign.
Can anybody point me to where to get the information about what should be stored with what, and apart from what else. What are categories do I need and how do I find out what goes in each category?
Also.... I anticipate that we may be able to get rid of a lot of chemicals, but when I suggested that we might donate some to a small, poorer school starting up down the road, I was told that that would be illegal and could not be done. What are the legalities of giving away chemicals? (otherwise we have to pay an "arm and a leg" to ChemSal to have them taken away) (am I being cynical to think that perhaps my boss is just being "Bloody minded" toward "The Opposition"??
Cheers
Ian
I need just a little bit of advice.
My Chem teacher is wanting to do a major "re-shuffle and throw out" in our chem store (not a bad thing!) The previous labbie (who I took over from a few years ago) was EXTREMELY well organised and had "a place for everything and everything in it's place". It has degenerated a bit during my reign.
Can anybody point me to where to get the information about what should be stored with what, and apart from what else. What are categories do I need and how do I find out what goes in each category?
Also.... I anticipate that we may be able to get rid of a lot of chemicals, but when I suggested that we might donate some to a small, poorer school starting up down the road, I was told that that would be illegal and could not be done. What are the legalities of giving away chemicals? (otherwise we have to pay an "arm and a leg" to ChemSal to have them taken away) (am I being cynical to think that perhaps my boss is just being "Bloody minded" toward "The Opposition"??
Cheers
Ian