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Personal Protective Devices : We shall now discuss the details of protective devices required for safety in a laboratory. The aim of protective devices is to minimise the risk of personal injury and damage through contact with hazardous substances. Lab coat is often used as a protective device. Sometimes gloves, aprons, goggles (safety spectacles) and safety shoes are also used as additional devices.

 

 


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