Chemical Laboratory Safety & Methods

Previous editions were known as "Perrin". Long a standard. Emphasis on safe methods.

Second edition, 2016.

Good laboratory practice, as well as commonly used methods and basic data. (O'Neill Stacks QD61 .S58 2011)

Gateway to a wide range of government sites on safety and health. The U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is a part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Health and Human Services.

A good place to start looking for laboratory safety information of all types. Densely packed with information for the individual working in the laboratory, and for those charged with setting up a safe environment. (O'Neill Reference QD 51 .C73 2000)

Comprehensive safety information for hazardous chemicals found in the workplace. A standard reference. (O'Neill Reference T55.3.H3 S3 1996)

Very readable, low-key discussion approach. Includes glossary at the back. (O'Neill Stacks QD 63.5 .H34 1994)

Useful terminology, briefly defined. (O'Neill Stacks QD 63.5 .G67 2001)

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