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    The document provides instructions for cleaning glassware and handling chemicals safely in an environmental engineering lab. Students are told to clean glassware thoroughly before and after use, handle items carefully, use large volumes of water for acid splashes, weigh only at room temperature, use separate pipettes for different reagents, read meniscus levels by eye, and always add acid to water. They are warned not to handle chemicals with bare hands, blow out the last drop from pipettes, add water to acids, or use mouth pipetting for acids or toxins.

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    EE Lab DO's & Dont's

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    The document provides instructions for cleaning glassware and handling chemicals safely in an environmental engineering lab. Students are told to clean glassware thoroughly before and after use, handle items carefully, use large volumes of water for acid splashes, weigh only at room temperature, use separate pipettes for different reagents, read meniscus levels by eye, and always add acid to water. They are warned not to handle chemicals with bare hands, blow out the last drop from pipettes, add water to acids, or use mouth pipetting for acids or toxins.

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    The document provides instructions for cleaning glassware and handling chemicals safely in an environmental engineering lab. Students are told to clean glassware thoroughly before and after use, handle items carefully, use large volumes of water for acid splashes, weigh only at room temperature, use separate pipettes for different reagents, read meniscus levels by eye, and always add acid to water. They are warned not to handle chemicals with bare hands, blow out the last drop from pipettes, add water to acids, or use mouth pipetting for acids or toxins.

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    EE Lab DO's & Dont's

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    The document provides instructions for cleaning glassware and handling chemicals safely in an environmental engineering lab. Students are told to clean glassware thoroughly before and after use, handle items carefully, use large volumes of water for acid splashes, weigh only at room temperature, use separate pipettes for different reagents, read meniscus levels by eye, and always add acid to water. They are warned not to handle chemicals with bare hands, blow out the last drop from pipettes, add water to acids, or use mouth pipetting for acids or toxins.

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    PACE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES::VALLURU

    DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

    ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING LAB

    DO s :
    1. Clean the glassware thoroughly before and after use.
    2. Handle the glassware carefully.
    3. Use large volume of water, when a person is splashed with acid to prevent
    serious burns.
    4. Weigh the articles in the balance only at room temperature.
    5. Use different pipettes for different reagents.
    6. Read the level of the meniscus curve, in all volumetric glassware, by keeping
    the eye at the curve of solution.
    7. Always add acid to water.

    Don’ts :
    1. Never handle chemicals with bare hands.
    2. Never blow out the last drop from the pipette. When the liquid has drained out
    completely, touch the tip of the pipette to the inner surface of the vessel.
    3. Never add water to acids.
    4. Never use mouth to pipette out acids and other toxic reagents.

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