EHS Training
EHS has completed the new on line Introduction to Laboratory Safety Course, this course replaces the monthly classroom offerings and removes any remaining barriers to full compliance by anyone working in a DC laboratory specifically undergraduates with class conflicts.
Introduction to Laboratory Safety on line course
Radiation Safety Classroom Training - Contact EHS 646-1762
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Campus Planning and Facilities Departments
Dartmouth Environmental Health and Safety
37 Dewey Field Road
Suite 6216
Hanover, NH 03755-3529
Phone: (603) 646-1762
Fax: (603) 646-2622
Email: environmental.health.and.safety@Dartmouth.EDU
Peroxide Forming Chemicals
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Peroxide Forming Chemicals
Did you know...
That containers of ethyl ether can become explosive over time?
That ethyl ether is one of a group of chemicals that can form unstable peroxides?
That these peroxides can accumulate and possible detonate when you open the container?
- Ether containers have an expiration date printed on the label to indicate how long it can be safely stored.
- Dartmouth College uses a purple sticker to indicate the (1) date purchased and (2) date opened.
- Never open or move expired containers of ether or other peroxide forming compounds. Contact Environmental Health and Safety immediately.
- Additional information on peroxide forming chemicals is available from EHS.