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Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:55:55 -0400
Reply-To: Denise Aronson <daronson**At_Symbol_Here**SAFETYPARTNERSINC.COM>
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From: Denise Aronson <daronson**At_Symbol_Here**SAFETYPARTNERSINC.COM>
Subject: Emailing: courses_chemistry; UNIQUE,
professiional development one-day course
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Safety Partners Proudly Presents a
Biotechnology One-Day Short Course
Fundamental Chemistry Made Conceptual
Requiring only a modest background in chemistry, this comprehensive one-day
course will help attendees acquire a deep, intuitive understanding of
chemistry. Attendees will improve communication skills with colleagues and
integrate sound health and safety practices in their labs. This course will
be presented using biotech-relevant case studies to illustrate core chemical
principles.
Who should attend:
§ EOHS Staff (CHO, BSO, RSO)
§ Lab, Operations, and Facilities Staff
§ Safety Committee Members
a.. Technicians and Associate-Level Biology Lab Staff
Upon completion of this course you will:
a.. Visualize molecular interactions
b.. Understand why molecules have special properties
c.. Recognize toxicity at a molecular level
d.. Discover how the periodic table predicts chemical properties
e.. Comprehend variables affecting the intensity of chemical reactions
f.. Review chemical inventories for high hazards
g.. Apply knowledge to develop safe practices and procedures in the lab
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Shortcut to: http://www.safetypartnersinc.com/courses_chemistry.php
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