From the MASPCA, (January 1997).
From Campus Voice Mag. (Fall '87) on the lab safety problems at Colleges & Universities.
Grades 7-12 from American Chemical Society (2001) . A manual of guidelines to help assist and prepare students, teachers and supervisors to be aware of and be responsible in handling chemicals with the appropriate care and precaution.
From ChemEcology June 1993 describes the problems faced by schools.
From the J. Chem. Ed. (May, 1986) on the identification and separation of lab waste.
An editorial which appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
A checklist for inspecting compressed gas cylinders plus a reprint on basic cylinder information.
Is the announcement of the change in policy by ASC committee on chemical safety,Chemical Health and Safety, (May/June 1998).
*Free for members.
A description of the free workplace inspection services provided by various state labor departments.
For the American chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety. A good source of information. N/C
Is a peel off sticker, which should be attached to each telephone in your lab and home. How will you summon help in an emrgency?
From the National Safety Council Newsletter (November/ December 1997)
*FREE for Members.
Is a small folder for checking for common household fire hazards.
From Science Scope (Nov 1989) on conducting science experiments at home.
A list of common hazardous household products, together with proper disposal procedures and alternatives. Reprinted from the National Safety Council. *FREE for Members.
NASSP, Bulletin (March 1995)
New Under Reprints By James Kaufman simple steps administrators can take to prevent serious accidents. *FREE for Members.
Describes some of the problems commonly found in academic chem. labs and offers suggestions for improvement. Reprinted from Education Week, March 8, 1989. *FREE for Members.
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