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When doing this lab it is very important that you wear safety goggles, gloves and an apron. When working with pH it is important that you do not ingest this chemical and it does not get into your eyes or on your skin. If ingested make sure you contact medical assistance and provide bottle so they will know. If in eyes remove contact lenses and rinse repeated until it stops burning. Lastly if on skin wash with soap and water and remove contaminated clothing. If irritation occurs seek medical assistance. Do not allow humans or animals to intake this chemical. Make sure there is adult supervision when conducting this
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