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Using iron metal, iron oxides, iron sulfates, and iron chlorides safely in practical work
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Magnets and field lines, ways to clean up iron filings and an alternative method that uses twist ties
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Hazcard – COSHH model risk assessment for iron metal (powder, filings, foil, wire), iron(II) carbonate (saccharated), iron(III) oxide (ferric oxide, haematite), iron(II) iron(III) oxide (magnetite, fe..
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The reaction between iron and sulfur, to produce iron sulfide, is cited in many textbooks and other resources as a good demonstration of the difference between mixtures and compounds. A key distinguis..
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When the iron/sulfur mixture is heated, the sulfur melts and reacts with the iron exothermically to form iron(II) sulfide. This is an important demonstration that shows that the properties of a compou..
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A fairly simple activity, which is safer than the traditional practical because it avoids the use of corrosive concentrated alkaline pyrogallol solution.
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A brief overview of the susceptibility of stainless steel sinks to some chemicals, and remedial measures needed to ensure potential damage is limited.
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Advice on preparing risk assessments in science. Includes examples of good practice in recording risk assessments.
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Complete index for the Student Safety Sheets
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Hazcard – COSHH model risk assessment for chlorine gas. Read this Hazcard in conjunction with About Hazcards (Guide GL 120).
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