From: Ben Ruekberg <bruekberg**At_Symbol_Here**chm.uri.edu>
Subject: [DCHAS-L] A request for guidance
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2016 06:20:11 -0400
Reply-To: bruekberg**At_Symbol_Here**CHM.URI.EDU
Message-ID: 005801d20e71$93b9b400$bb2d1c00$**At_Symbol_Here**chm.uri.edu


Dear D-CHAS Colleagues,

 

I would greatly appreciate advice on a project I hope to undertake soon.

 

I want to prepare a material that I hope will not (and should not, but might) form a highly temperamental explosive compound on standing. In order to test this possibility, I would like to store several very small samples. This will also allow me to test how long the material in question will retain its utility for its intended, non-explosive purpose.

 

How would you recommend that such samples be stored in a laboratory? I would also appreciate any guidance as to labeling and proper signage (bearing in mind that I do not wish to panic visitors to the lab).

 

Thank you very much,

 

Ben

 


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