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Jyllian Kemsley posted: "Want a visual for why you should wear a lab coat? Check out Pictures from an Organic Chemistry Laboratory, where Kristof has a photo from a nitration that went awry, spilling concentrated sulfuric and nitric acid "everywhere." It might even be an argument"

 

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Lab coat versus concentrated acid

by Jyllian Kemsley

Want a visual for why you should wear a lab coat? Check out Pictures from an Organic Chemistry Laboratory, where Kristof has a photo from a nitration that went awry, spilling concentrated sulfuric and nitric acid "everywhere." It might even be an argument for adding an apron over a lab coat in some situations.

 

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