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--- safety_and_lab_regulations [2013/05/07 09:51] – tim
+++ safety_and_lab_regulations [2023/03/27 11:26] (current) – [Chemicals] scholma
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 ====== Safety ======
-Everyone working in the NanoLab should have received the LION safety regulations and have read them thoroughly. \\  ([[http://www.physics.leidenuniv.nl/divers/Webversie_mei2005.pdf]]
+Everyone working in the NanoLab should have received the LION safety regulations and have read them thoroughly. \\  ([https://www.science.leidenuniv.nl/en/information-for-employees/ohs-department/laboratories]
 {{wiki:Safety_LION.pdf}} ).
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 ===== Chemicals =====
+When you want to start working with chemicals, read the following document: {{ ::working_with_chemicals_.pdf |Working with chemicals}}
 Be //very// careful to avoid eye contact with all chemicals. If you get strong alkalies like resist developers in your eye your vision will almost certainly be damaged! Avoid all skin contact with anorganic chemicals (acids and bases) and avoid their vapours by working in a fume hood. Avoid skin contact and especially inhalation of organic chemicals by working in a downflow bench, cleanbench or fumehood.
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 http://www.pp.okstate.edu/ehs/HAZMAT/gloves5.htm
 Both types will protect your sample from your fingerprints; however, it is very important to use \\ **NON-POWDERED** gloves (these words should be clearly stated on the box).
+==== Which tweezers to use? ====
+The chemical compatibility of plastic tweezers {{:equiment:chemical_compatibility.pdf|}}
+  * CF = PA66/CF30 polyamide 66 reinforced with 30 wt% carbon fibre
+  * CP = PEEK/CF30 polyetheretherketone reinforced with 30wt% carbon fibre
+  * LC = PPS/GF30 polyphenylene sulphide reinforced with 30wt% glass fibre
+  * LP = PPS/GF30 polyphenylene sulphide reinforced with 30wt% glass fibre
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 The cleanbenches and tables in the labs are not sample storage spaces. If samples are found there they will be immediately removed and stay for a month or so in the 'cupboard of shame', the trash can is the next destination.
+A quick overview of DO's and DONT's:
+   * DO refill the wash bottles when they are almost empty (10%)
+   * DO empty the 1 liter waste bottles (wetbench cleanroom, cross flow sputter lab) in the big waste container (red label)
+   * DO replace acetone/ethanol/IPA when you finish a bottle (you can find full bottles in the yellow chemicals cabinet in 607; yes you need to get out of the cleanroom for it)
+   * DO inform me when we are running low (10%) on consumables (developers, resists, organic solvents, etc)
+   * DO NOT put empty bottles back on the shelf!
+   * DO NOT think it is the responsibility of someone else to refill or inform me. These things do not magically happen by dwarfs in the late evening!
 ===== Glasswork =====
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 Place washbottles and other items the way that is indicated on the cleanbench plan.
 Clean up and dry the surface after use (much better than you clean the sink at home)
 ===== Clean room 612 =====
 Never use the spin coater without aluminum foil inside. Clean away resist spills immediately.
 Clean up the clean benches after use (much better than you clean the sink at home)
+=== Phone number ===
 ===== Chemistry lab 607 =====