Hazard Symbols Chart
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Lab Safety: Rules, Activities, and Posters
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Storyboard Description
Hazard Symbols Chart and Hazard Examples. Teach lab safety with comics!
Storyboard Text
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- Any substance that could cause serious chronic health effects, including any carcinogens
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- Any substance that can cause harm or fatality after swallowing it, breathing it in, or after contact with the skin
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- Any substance that can cause irritation and sensitivity on or in the body
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- Any substance that could explode and is unstable
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- Any substance that has an oxidizer and is therefore a fire hazard
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- Any substance that poses a threat to the environment, including danger to aquatic life
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- Any substance that can easily be set alight
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- Any gas or dissolved gas that is being kept at pressure. (This doesn’t mean the gas is dangerous, even normally safe gases come with risks when they are pressurized.)
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- Any substance that can corrode and cause skin or eye damage
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- Asbestos
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- Mercury
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- Copper Sulfate
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- Fireworks
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- Bleach
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- Gasoline
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- Ethanol
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- Butane Gas Tank
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- Sodium Hydroxide
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