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-====== Chemicals in the Microfluidics Lab ======
-This page lists the chemicals that may be used in the lab, links to the relevant MSDS sheet and SOP and describes where the chemical is stored.
-Only chemicals on the list below may be used in the lab, and must be stored in the locations indicated. Do not store chemicals in user storage bins or drawers.
-Before using a chemical review the relevant SOP if there is one. Contact lab staff if you have any questions about chemical use or disposal.
-Instructions for adding chemicals to the approved list:
-E-mail bothman@engineering.ucsb.edu with the following information:
-. Name of chemical, quantity to be stored in the lab
-. Brief description of how the chemical will be used
-. Proposed storage location
-. Attach .pdf of the MSDS sheet
-{| class="wikitable collapsible sortable"
-! Location !! Contents
-|-
-| Cabinet #1 - under fume hood 1 || Non-flammable chemical waste for pickup by EH&S
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-| Cabinet #2 - under fume hood 1 || Flammable chemicals and solvent waste for pickup by EH&S
-|-
-| Cabinet #3 - between fume hoods || Non-flammable user chemical storage
-|-
-| Shelf #4 - shelves between fume hoods || General user chemical storage
-|-
-| Cabinet #5 - under fume hood 2 || Acid storage
-|-
-| Cabinet #6- under laminar flow bench || User chemical storage requiring ventilation
-|-
-| Cabinet #7 - under laminar flow bench || Base storage
-|-
-| Cabinet #8 - under laminar flow bench || Hydrogen peroxide storage
-|-
-| Shelf #9 - between fume hoods || General purpose lubricants, cleaning chemicals and dry chemical user chemicals
-|}