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A2 Level Biology: Transcription & Translation

Ollie O'Keeffe

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Dangerous Stuff

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Info on dangerous chemicals and practices.

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Dangerous Stuff

Hazard Warning Signs
1. Don't taste anything in a lab
2. Listen to your teacher
3. follow teachers instructions about safety glasses
4. chemicals containers - warning labels /yellow or orange
Lab Hazards
1. Tell a teacher if you spill something
2. corrosive chemicals very dangerous
3. Harmful or irritant chemicals are safer but still not safe
Risk Assessment
1. balance dangers against benefits
2. Keep risk as small as possible
3. know what to do during accident
Transporting Chemicals
1. Tankers must have Hazchem Code labels
  1. signs are internationally agreed

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