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Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 23 Nov 2010, 13:03
by anneb
Hi All
Can anyone tell me what chemicals should be stored in the fridge?
Thanks

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 23 Nov 2010, 13:11
by Narelle01
I have iodine, bromine water and peroxide in the fridge here.
It was already there when i started here, so just left it.

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 23 Nov 2010, 13:20
by Jen1
I have hydrogen peroxide, lemon juice, and when in use, starch, glucose, amylase and gelatin. They dont last forever but most will be ok for a few weeks.

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 24 Nov 2010, 10:16
by vlclabbie
I have hydrogen peroxide, lemon juice, diastase, starch & glucose. :thumbup:

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 24 Nov 2010, 11:18
by lada
Same here.
iodine, bromine water, peroxide. I also include AgNO3 in amber bottles, and starch, amalyse, glucose.
Lada

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 24 Nov 2010, 13:19
by matchstick
I have peroxide 30% and 6%,cabbage juice,lipase

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 24 Nov 2010, 13:29
by Ian
Hey! I have my LUNCH in the fridge! No chemicals or dead rabbits going in there, thank you very much!

Ian :-(

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 24 Nov 2010, 14:29
by lainyv
yeh no chemicals should be in the same fridge as food stuffs OHS no no...we have a small bar fridge in science and I store everything including playdough in mine

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 25 Nov 2010, 09:48
by vlclabbie
Tell that to the teachers!!!!!!

I've been trying to gross their lunches out of the fridge for 2 years... even letting some hearts go off in it (not intentionally!) didn't work! :yuck: :yuck:

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 25 Nov 2010, 13:16
by lada
I must be very lucky. I have two prep rooms with a fridge and freezer in each and NO access to the teachers stuff.
We then have a staff room with a fridge for LUNCH.
How is that, civilized or what. :crazy:

Lada :coffee:

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 26 Nov 2010, 09:00
by Krysia Lee
I have all the usual iodine,bromine water etc as well as 1 bottle of ethanol, adipoyl chloride, 1,6 diaminohexane, buffer solutions, Lipase, trypsin,dyes for electrophoresis and made up solutions of glucose, starch.

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 29 Nov 2010, 08:00
by fiona
Hey Lada, I'm the same as you (except I only have 1 prep room), with 1 exception. Even though there is a fridge in our staff room for lunches, every now and then the staff still sneak overflow into my fridge. It just creeps me out that they can still eat it after everything I put in there. I am trying to change the culture here of using the prep room like a kitchen but these stubborn teachers don't like change. Arg!

As for chemicals I don't have much, mainly some made up agar plates, some egg powder, antibiotic ring sets, dialysis tubing and sterile swabs.

Re: Storage of chemicals in the fridge

Posted: 01 Dec 2010, 13:25
by noona
Maybe you should all put the little labbie and her flask in the fridge :crazy: and hope she break's the flask all over there lunch :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy:
Sorry all