Inspection Immersion Condition of Quantity Signature Comments date level metal (g) (paraffin) Date of Purchase ________________ Date of Disposal ________________ Record Cards should be completed using only Pass or Fail in the Immersion level and Condition of metal columns. Pass conditions should be as follows: Immersion liquid level should be sufficient to allow lithium to float Condition of metal requires alkali metal to show no excessive oxidation or deterioration from previous check Science Code of Practice 9.20 Bottles containing Alkali metals or phosphorus should be stored within separate sturdy compartmentalised containers to ensure that the bottle remains upright. Both the bottle and lidded container should be clearly labelled with the name of the substance, name of the immersion liquid to be used and either a reactive” or reactive” warning sign, whichever is “water “air appropriate. reactive” and reactive” metals should not be stored in the same container. “Water “Air Immersion liquid levels should be checked at least once per term and immediately before use.
Inspection date Immersion level (paraffin) Condition of metal Quantity (g) Signature Comments Date of Purchase ________________ Date of Disposal ________________ Record Cards should be completed using only Pass or Fail in the Immersion level and Condition of metal columns. Pass conditions should be as follows: Immersion liquid level should be sufficient to allow lithium to float Condition of metal requires alkali metal to show no excessive oxidation or deterioration from previous check Science Code of Practice 9.20 Bottles containing Alkali metals or phosphorus should be stored within separate sturdy compartmentalised containers to ensure that the bottle remains upright. Both the bottle and lidded container should be clearly labelled with the name of the substance, name of the immersion liquid to be used and either a “water reactive” or “air reactive” warning sign, whichever is appropriate. “Water reactive” and “Air reactive” metals should not be stored in the same container. Immersion liquid levels should be checked at least once per term and immediately before use.