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During a lab experiment, Mandy and her lab partner work with corrosive chemical substances. What is the proper way to dispose of

these chemicals after the lab is completed?

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Mandarinka [93]3 years ago

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They would have to dispose them in their designated waste bin/container the instructor assigned.

You NEVER dispose of chemicals down the drain.

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