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EPA: Strategy to Reduce District’s Sewer Overflows Will Include Green Infrastructure(Post)

(PHILADELPHIA- May 20, 2015) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the District of Columbia (District) and DC Water today announced an agreement to modify a 2005 federal consent decree (C ...

Water Quality Month: 6 Ways You Can Contribute(Post)

August is National Water Quality Month! Businesses and the public should take time this month to reflect on water conservation and pollution habits. Many of us contaminate waterways without ...

Workplace Risk Assessment: What's the Risk?(Post)

Each employer is responsible for identifying and mitigating hazards within a company. We will define occupational risks, explain how best to identify and prioritize elements of risks and pre ...

Temperature and Permeability Chart(Page)

This temperature and permeability reference chart is designed for bottles and containers under various conditions. Get information on brittleness, autoclavability and sterilization, maximum temperate ...

Science Christmas Carols(Page)

  The Chemistry Teacher's Coming to Town(Santa Claus is Coming to Town) You better not weighYou better not heat You better not react I'm telling you now The Chemistry Teacher's coming to tow ...

Chemical Storage Building Buying Guide(Page)

A Buying Guide/e-book with recommendations from industry professional Grant Hart Why do I need a storage building? If you have more chemicals than you can legally store in an area (an amount abo ...

Safety Cabinet Regulations(Page)

Safety cabinets come with different safety ratings. They can be NFPA OSHA EPA or FM approved and U UL or ULC Listed. Ratings are important considerations for meeting local state regulations ...

Rubber Chemical Compatibility(Page)

  What Chemicals are Compatible with Natural Rubber, SBR, GRS, Butyl, EPR, EPT, EPDM, Buna-N, Nitrile, NBR, Neoprene, Hypalon, Polyurethane, Polysulfide, and Silicone? The chemical compatibilit ...

Polycarbonate Chemical Compatibility(Page)

  What Chemicals are Compatible with Polycarbonate? Chemically resistant to many acids, oxidizing / reducing agents, neutral and acid salt solutions, greases, oils, detergents, saturated, al ...

Halloween Science Tricks(Page)

Spooky Halloween Tricks for Mad Scientists Spooky Glowing Jack-o-lanterns All your neighbors will have Jack-O-Lanterns that glow orange, but you will impress them with a Jack-O-Lantern that glow ...

How to Dispose of Make-up, Batteries & more(Page)

Today's Best Read: Hazardous Items Haunting Your Household? How to Dispose of the Non-Disposable What do we do with unused household medications? What about cosmetics? Cleaning supplies? Or batt ...

PTFE and Teflon Chemical Compatibility(Page)

  What Chemicals are Compatible with PTFE and Teflon®*? PTFE is the most versatile plastic in terms of chemical compatibility Highly resistant to most acids, alcohols, detergents and so ...

PVC Chemical Compatibility(Page)

  What Chemicals are Compatible with PVC? Rigid PVC is chemically resistant to many acids, salts, corrosives, bases, fats, and alcohols The melting point of PVC is low, around 100°C / 2 ...

Nylon Chemical Compatibility(Page)

  What Chemicals are Compatible with Nylon? Nylon is generally chemically resistant to oils and fuels, gasoline, mineral spirits, and some alcohols Nylon has a high melting point, around 25 ...

Polypropylene Chemical Compatibility(Page)

  What Chemicals are Compatible with Polypropylene? In general, polypropylene is chemically less resistant than polyethylene Polypropylene offers good resistance to non-oxidizing acids and ...