Where do we dispose of hazardous chemicals?Group of answer choicesBack into the reagent bottles where each came fromIn the sink or trash as long as it is in small undetectable amountsIn the purposely labeled and allocated waste container for the classIn any of the chemical waste containers at the laboratory

Which of the following should be managed as chemically hazardous Laboratory Waste?: A. Solid and liquid chemicals from lab processes B. Contaminated lab trash C. Clean broken glassware D. Unwanted stock chemicals E. Non-returnable gas cylinders F. Nitrile gloves with no visible contamination G. Rinse water from cleaning empty chemical containers H. A, B, D, E and G

To answer this question, you may need to view the safety table in the experiment home page.How should the unknown salts and solutions be disposed of?Group of answer choicesin the heavy metal residue containerin the organic waste containerin the halogenated organic waste containerdown the sink with plenty of water

QUESTION:Which of the following chemicals require labeling? Chemicals must be labeled when:POSSIBLE ANSWERS:Transferred to small portable containers for immediate use.Part of a group marked by detailed batch tickets.Flowing through a pipe for containment or transport.Stored in stationary process containers near a hazard sign.

How should chemicals be stored in food premises?Aaway from food preparation/storage areas Bin food grade containers Cin empty soft drink bottles Don the floor in the dry goods storage area

What are ways in which hazardous waste is dealt with in an attempt to protect the public?Multiple select question.Converted to nonhazardous formsStoredReleased into aquifersRecycledDumped at already contaminated sites