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From: "Strode, Kyle" <strode**At_Symbol_Here**CARROLL.EDU>
Subject: [DCHAS-L] two questions on flammable material refrigerators
Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2013 17:21:07 +0000
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Message-ID: 81517D60279DA14B9C4EB0E41FBFA68712B21A6F**At_Symbol_Here**bluenose.carroll.edu
After a bunch of great replies on flammable refrigerators, I have two follow-up questions.
question 1: A colleague asked me to inquire what the general selection criteria are for deciding which chemicals should be stored in a fridge vs. on the unrefrigerated shelf (I suppose this isn't necessarily a safety question). For those that should be refrigerated, what spec should determine that it should be in a flammables refrigerator and not a regular one? Is it a flash point cutoff or something else?
question 2: The NMR solvents under consideration are CDCl3, d6-DMSO and d4-methanol. Should these even be in a fridge? Should these specific solvents be in a flammables fridge?
Thanks so much for all of the help!
Kyle Strode
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