In life, the use of organic chemicals is inevitable. Organic chemicals are widely used in many fields such as agriculture, industry and some scientific experiments. So how should we use organic chemicals correctly?
Before using any organic chemical, you consult its chemical properties in detail, including its toxicity, flammability, reactivity and storage conditions, etc. At the same time, you should also understand the operation precautions,., and pay attention to personal safety protection.
During the operation, the amount of organic chemicals should be taken strictly according the needs of the experiment or production. When taking organic chemicals, precise measuring tools should be used, such as pipettes and balances. If the organic chemicals are used in excess it will not only cause waste of resources, but also may cause cost losses. For example, in organic synthesis experiments, if the amount of catalyst added is too large, it may to too fast reaction rate, and it is difficult to control the entire reaction process of the chemical.
For the remaining organic chemicals after use they cannot be discarded arbitrarily. If the remaining amount is relatively large and the purity meets the requirements, you should take the correct steps to seal them and put the remaining organic chemicals back the recycling container. If it is no longer usable or expired organic chemicals, etc., it should be collected according to the management regulations of hazardous waste, and then handed over to companies or personnel for treatment.
