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Managing Reactive Chemistry

Written by

Ralph Stuart

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Reference material

PDF versions of DCHAS technical presentations from the Fall, 2013 ACS National Meeting

  • The Cardinal Rule of Explosive Safety J. Butler
  • Reactivity Control Using a Schlenk Line T. Chandra
  • Black Swans – Applicability to Lab Incidents N. Langerman
  • Development of a Policy to Improve Oversight of Extremely Hazardous Chemicals B. Owens
  • Lessons Learned on Surviving Worst-Case Reactivity Hazards R. Shumate
  • Lessons Learned: Explosion Consequence Assessment J.K. Thomas
2013 ACS meeting chemists and supervisors EHS professionals industry laboratory
←Identifying and Evaluating Hazards in Research Laboratories
2013 CHAS Awards Technical Presentations→

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