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Uploaded by UCLA on Oct 21, 2009
Transfer, use, and storage of pyrophoric chemicals.
Science & Technology
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orbital - halcyon
nopeiwonttell 1 month ago
@duckmanbill
No it would not. Faceshields are a supplement, NOT a replacement.
98JMA 2 months ago
These chemicals are hazardous right, so students should have protective suits or goggles.
agapitoflores001 2 months ago
I take it you guys (as smart as you are) DID NOT read the first page :) tisk tisk tisk
Okechi 9 months ago
labratory ? surely you mean laboratory?
Ashtonian54 9 months ago
Especially disturbing with scenes shot (from below) showing very clearly the student's eyes are totally unprotected from splashes.
cydiku 2 years ago
He dons a face shield at 3:33. Wearing splash goggles underneath that would be overkill
duckmanbill 2 years ago
Great job. Only major flaw is that chemical splash goggles (not safety glasses) should be used.
cavanaughmm 2 years ago
Shouldn't the type of fire extinguisher be ABC, not just C (electrical fires)? The video does specify dry chemical, which is usually for Class BC or ABC.
cheadpe 2 years ago
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orbital - halcyon
nopeiwonttell 1 month ago
@duckmanbill
No it would not. Faceshields are a supplement, NOT a replacement.
98JMA 2 months ago
These chemicals are hazardous right, so students should have protective suits or goggles.
agapitoflores001 2 months ago
I take it you guys (as smart as you are) DID NOT read the first page :) tisk tisk tisk
Okechi 9 months ago
labratory ? surely you mean laboratory?
Ashtonian54 9 months ago
Especially disturbing with scenes shot (from below) showing very clearly the student's eyes are totally unprotected from splashes.
cydiku 2 years ago
He dons a face shield at 3:33. Wearing splash goggles underneath that would be overkill
duckmanbill 2 years ago
Great job. Only major flaw is that chemical splash goggles (not safety glasses) should be used.
cavanaughmm 2 years ago
Shouldn't the type of fire extinguisher be ABC, not just C (electrical fires)? The video does specify dry chemical, which is usually for Class BC or ABC.
cheadpe 2 years ago