A listing of helpful Organic Chemistry websites is available at:
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Petroleum Institute Lab Safety
Site provides information on the PI Lab Safety Policy, Chemical and Gas Policy, Hazardous Materials Policy, Chemical Hygiene Plan, Working Alone Policy and Procedure, as well as various forms and templates.
Stanford University Laboratory Chemical Safety Toolkit
A quick-reference guide on how to work safely with chemicals.
Includes information on occupational exposures to hazardous chemicals.
Chemical & Engineering News Safety Letters Indexed Since 1993
An index of the chemical safety letters that have appeared in C&EN since 1993. The index is alphabetized by the chemical involved in the letter.
Enviro-Health Links - Nanotechnology: Resources on Nanotechnology and the Environment
Provided by: The National Library of Medicine. Includes links to materials on nanotechnology uses and environmental concerns. Also included are links to databases, maps, regulations and policy, and TOXNET and PubMed searches.
Laboratory Chemical Safety Summaries
Prepared by the National Academy of Sciences. Summaries provide basic information on the toxicity, flammability, reactivity, and explosivity of chemicals commonly used in research laboratories.
Laboratory Safety Guidelines: 40 Steps to a Safer Laboratory
By Dr. James A. Kaufman while he worked for the Dow Chemical Company.
By American Industrial Hygiene Association Laboratory Health and Safety Committee. Compilation of laboratory safety incidents.
NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards
The NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards is intended as a source of general industrial hygiene information on several hundred chemicals/classes for workers, employers, and health and safety professionals.
By ACS Committee on Chemical Safety The information presented in this manual is adaptable to all laboratories, educational institutions and workplaces using chemicals.
Safety CLIPS (Chemistry Laboratory Information Profiles)
Chemistry Laboratory Information Profiles (CLIPs) are provided courtesy of the Journal of Chemical Education.