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