Secondary containers, containers in which chemicals are transferred, must be marked with labels identifying the chemical in the container and basic hazard warnings. The label must be affixed to the secondary container before the container is put to use. Many researchers feel that they achieve compliance by using common abbreviations when labeling chemicals. Commonly used abbreviations do not uniquely specify a certain chemical, resulting in confusion. When secondary containers are properly labeled, it alleviates potential troublesome problems associated with the disposal of unknown chemicals.
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