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Title: Pyrophoric Liquid Safety Video
Added: Oct 21, 2009
Author: UCLA
Duration: 12:2
Description:
Transfer, use, and storage of pyrophoric chemicals.
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Youtube Comments: 14
cavanaughmm Says:
Dec 8, 2009 - Great job. Only major flaw is that chemical splash goggles (not safety glasses) should be used.
duckmanbill Says:
Dec 9, 2009 - He dons a face shield at 3:33. Wearing splash goggles underneath that would be overkill
cydiku Says:
Dec 31, 2009 - Especially disturbing with scenes shot (from below) showing very clearly the student's eyes are totally unprotected from splashes.
Ashtonian54 Says:
May 17, 2011 - labratory ? surely you mean laboratory?
Okechi Says:
Jun 1, 2011 - I take it you guys (as smart as you are) DID NOT read the first page :) tisk tisk tisk
agapitoflores001 Says:
Dec 5, 2011 - These chemicals are hazardous right, so students should have protective suits or goggles.
98JMA Says:
Dec 11, 2011 - No it would not. Faceshields are a supplement, NOT a replacement.
nopeiwonttell Says:
Jan 23, 2012 - orbital - halcyon
lexichronicle2 Says:
Apr 4, 2012 - "He dons a face shield at 3:33. Wearing splash goggles underneath that would be overkill""No it would not. Faceshields are a supplement, NOT a replacement."There are photos of tests that have been done with goggles versus face shields. Suffice it to say the person wearing goggles gets the majority of their face and throat burnt, and the person wearing a face shield doesn't. Face shields also don't produce tunnel vision. Adding goggles under the shield does.
cleander180 Says:
Apr 12, 2012 - Wat is the best way to weigh and transfer solid LAH? Fires have started bc hexane was used for spatulas w/ LAH etc. I was told the best was just to leave at back of fume hood?
ThePjkoontz Says:
May 1, 2012 - No. Eye protection is REQUIRED under a face shield by OSHA. The face shield is not adequate protection for the eyes.
ThePjkoontz Says:
May 1, 2012 - Also, the video mentions pulling the fume hood sash down as far as possible, but the lab worker is shown working with the sash up.
cheadpe Says:
Dec 4, 2009 - 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.