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Safer Use of Chemicals in School Science Laboratories

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Being aware of best practices in the use of chemicals is essential for maintaining safe and engaging science programs in secondary schools. This document was developed to alert teachers to the hazards posed by certain chemicals and provides guidance on their suitability for use. The advice presented is the result of extensive consultation with practising […]
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