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Standard good practices for handling liquids include:
Use appropriate gloves for liquids being handled.
Protect personal clothing.
Work in a tray with absorbent paper.
Use mechanical pipettes and dilutors (NEVER pipette by mouth).
Work in a properly vented area.
Report any spills or suspected spills.
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Preventing spills
The best way to handle a spill is to prevent it in the first place by:
Storing materials unless in use.
Limiting quantities to what is needed.
Keeping work area clean and free of obstructions.
Using stable containers with secure means of closure.
Avoiding unstable (top heavy) containers or arrangements.
Using secondary containment for liquids.
Leaking containers
Report all suspected leaks immediately to the Radiological Control
Organization.
If the material is highly toxic, evacuate everyone from the area.
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