I feel the same way. I also enjoyed the BIORAFT webinar on peroxide formers.
Julie Hanebuth, CIH, CSP, MPH
Argonne Nation Laboratory, ESHQ-WSH
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Monique,
I hate to say this...but it is almost a relief to see your pictures....I have seen very similar things for the past 26 years...and I always say to myself "why?" BTW, saw you attended the BIORAFT webinar today on peroxide formers.
Sometimes guys, it's nice to know that we aren't alone in dealing with ancient chemicals or unknown chemicals. It is reassuring to know there is a forum to reach out to, full of brilliant and experienced minds, we can turn to.
Mel
Melissa Charlton-Smith
GOMEB & Associates
Lab Safety, Chemical Hygiene & Lab Management
?I am doing informal, on-the-job training for which I would like to show what to look for before handling bottles of legacy chemicals, e.g., cracked or deformed container, crystal formation in a peroxide forming
chemical, signs of aging and degradation of the container or chemical. I expect people in this group will have some beauties. Thanks in advance.
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