o sistema globalmente harmonizado de classificação e rotulagem de produtos químicos (ghs): uma introdução para sua aplicação em laboratórios de ensino e pesquisa acadêmica the globally harmonised system of classification, labelling and packaging of chemicals (ghs): an introduction to its application in academic teaching and research laboratories

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Abstract
The present article provides an overview of the Globally Harmonised System of Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Chemicals (GHS) and its implementation in Brazil. Although Classification and Packaging is beyond the scope of the responsibility of academic chemists, labelling of chemicals used in academic laboratories will be required by the competent authorities to ensure the safety of students and staff. Therefore, academic teachers and researchers responsible should be familiarised with the GHS principles outlined here and at least be able to label, by applying these principles, mixtures of substances previously classified by the competent authorities.
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Authors ;Wilhelm Martin Wallau;José Augusto dos Santos Júnior
Journal greece and rome
Year 2013
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laboratory safety chemical educationchemistry

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