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This resource provides guidance on the segretation, disposal and treatment of waste produced in chemistry laboratories.

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Health safety essentials: Read this first
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Module 1: Laboratory waste
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Module 2: Segretation & Disposal of Lab Waste
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Module 3: Treatment of Hazardous Waste
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Glossary - Laboratory Waste
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Further Reading - Laboratory Waste
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