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Dimas [21]
3 years ago
15

Si se rompe un utensilio de cristal en un laboratorio, cómo se recoge?

Biology
1 answer:
stiks02 [169]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Si se nos rompe un material de vidrio:

o Lo recogeremos inmediatamente para evitar cortes.

o Usaremos guantes anticorte con la suficiente protección para

recogerlos. Los guantes de trabajo de piel flor vacuno son suficiente.

o Si se nos rompe una pieza de vidrio mientras estamos fregando

tendremos especial ya que el agua dificulta la visión del vidrio.

o Si es necesario descontaminaremos los trozos antes de retirarlos.

o Introduciremos los trozos en un recipiente cuyas paredes no pueda

perforar con objetos de evitar cortes a otras personas.

o Nunca lo depositaremos directamente en una papelera, al coger la

bolsa el personal de limpieza puede cortarse.

o El vidrio no contaminado por productos químicos puede depositarse

en los contenedores de vidrio para reciclar. Si lo hacemos así el medio

ambiente nos lo agradecerá.

o El vidrio contaminado con productos peligrosos, como termómetros

de mercurio rotos, lo gestionaremos como residuo peligroso.

Debemos separar los residuos según el tratamiento que se les va a dar,

(reciclado, gestión como RP, etc.) desde el momento mismo de su

generación.

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