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Poisonous and Infectious Substances : These are the substances liable to cause death or serious injuries to health, if swallowed or inhaled or allowed to come in contact with skin. Infectious substances are those contaminated with disease inducing micro-organisms. The examples of poisonous substances are, pesticides, tetraethyllead and many drugs etc. The contaminated hospital wastes, strains of pathogens etc. Are considered infectious substances.
PROCEDURE : Your Counsellor will be performing the following experiments. You are advised to observe the disposal methods carefully. Experiment 1: Test for studying miscibility
OBELIA IS CONSIDERED TO BE OF SPECIAL INTEREST IN ZOOLOGY AND AS AN ANIMAL SHOWING AN INTERMEDIATE GRADE OF ORGANISATION
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Objectives After studying this unit you should be able to: 1. explain the significance of the fire triangle, 2. list common causes of fire, 3. describe the purpose
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