List physical and health hazards associated with the acid(s), and/or chemical intermediates of the acids. This should include any potential unintended reaction that may release toxic, flammable or corrosive gases. Suggested: Product (M)SDS NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards - Section 4: Personal Protective Equipment All work in laboratories must be performed under the guidelines for appropriate laboratory attire, as defined by the MSU Chemical Hygiene Plan: Close-toe shoes Long pants or long skirt covering the legs from the waist to the top of shoes Safety glasses or goggles, as appropriate Laboratory coat Chemical resistant gloves In addition, a face shield and chemical-resistant must be worn when quantities greater than 1 liter are manipulated, or when the potential for splash or spatter can occur. This includes the preparation and use of acid baths. State where PPE for this procedure can be found in the laboratory Identify documentation that gloves used with the particular acid(s) is appropriate and resistant. Section 5: Engineering Controls Describe engineering controls that will be used to minimize potential exposure to acids, such as fume hoods, secondary containment vessels, containers, etc. Please note: Eyewash and safety showers must be present and unobstructed Use concentrated in the fume hood Section 6: Special Handling and Storage Requirements
List physical and health hazards associated with the acid(s), and/or chemical intermediates of the acids. This should include any potential unintended reaction that may release toxic, flammable or corrosive gases. Suggested: Product (M)SDS NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards - Section 4: Personal Protective Equipment All work in laboratories must be performed under the guidelines for appropriate laboratory attire, as defined by the MSU Chemical Hygiene Plan: Close-toe shoes Long pants or long skirt covering the legs from the waist to the top of shoes Safety glasses or goggles, as appropriate Laboratory coat Chemical resistant gloves In addition, a face shield and chemical-resistant must be worn when quantities greater than 1 liter are manipulated, or when the potential for splash or spatter can occur. This includes the preparation and use of acid baths. State where PPE for this procedure can be found in the laboratory Identify documentation that gloves used with the particular acid(s) is appropriate and resistant. Section 5: Engineering Controls Describe engineering controls that will be used to minimize potential exposure to acids, such as fume hoods, secondary containment vessels, containers, etc. Please note: Eyewash and safety showers must be present and unobstructed Use concentrated in the fume hood Section 6: Special Handling and Storage Requirements