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Laboratory workers generate waste chemicals. The ideal solution to the problem of disposal of such wastes is to eliminate them at the source. Much progress has been made and continues to be made in this area. However, the disposal of relatively small quantities of a large variety of chemical wastes generated, for example, in school, college, and university laboratories, in hospital pharmacies and in research, analytical, and quality control laboratories can be diffi… More >>

Hazardous Laboratory Chemicals Disposal Guide, Second Edition

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