Safety & Operational Standards
L (+) -lactic acid buffer product safety and operation specifications
Fu L (+) -lactic acid buffer is used in many fields of chemical experiments and industrial production. To ensure the safety of the user and make the operation smooth and correct, this safety and operation specification is hereby established.
The first thing to say about safety. Although L (+) -lactic acid buffer is not highly toxic, it should not be ignored. It is corrosive to a certain extent. If it accidentally touches the skin, it should be rinsed with plenty of water immediately and seek medical attention as appropriate. If it splashes into the eye, you need to rinse with water for a few minutes quickly, do not rub it, and then urgently seek medical treatment. When using, be sure to use a well-ventilated place to avoid the accumulation of volatile gas and damage to the breathing apparatus. When storing, it should be placed in a cool and dry place, away from fire and heat sources, and separated from oxidizing substances and alkalis to prevent dangerous reactions.
Times and operating rules. Read the product description carefully before use to explain its nature and applicable areas. When measuring, it is advisable to use a precise measuring tool, according to the amount required for experiment or production, do not be greedy for too much or too little. During the process of configuring the buffer, add reagents slowly, and constantly stir to mix them evenly. When stirring, the action should be stable to prevent liquid from splashing out. If using an instrument to detect the parameters of the buffer, the instrument must be calibrated first to ensure the accuracy of the data. After the operation is completed, the utensils used should be washed in time and put back in place.
In short, the use of L (+) -lactic acid buffer must be based on safety and regulations. In this way, the purpose of experiment and production can be achieved, and the safety of personnel and the environment can also be ensured.