Storage codes for different types of chemicals

[canismarko]

I had a chance to look at Stanford's chemical inventory at SSRL and they have an additional field for storage category (general, flammable, oxidizer, etc.) and the secondary containers are labeled. Is this something we want to consider borrowing? Maybe good for a group meeting discussion.

[michaelplews]

You mean as an indicator of what can be stored with what? Compatibility of sorts?

On 19 Nov 2015, at 12:55, Mark Wolf [email protected] wrote:

I had a chance to look at Stanford's chemical inventory at SSRL and they have an additional field for storage category (general, flammable, oxidizer, etc.) and the secondary containers are labeled. Is this something we want to consider borrowing? Maybe good for a group meeting discussion.

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[canismarko]

Yeah pretty much: http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/splab/chemicals

On 2015-11-19 11:52, michaelplews wrote:

You mean as an indicator of what can be stored with what?
Compatibility of sorts?

On 19 Nov 2015, at 12:55, Mark Wolf [email protected] wrote:

I had a chance to look at Stanford's chemical inventory at SSRL and
they have an additional field for storage category (general,
flammable, oxidizer, etc.) and the secondary containers are labeled.
Is this something we want to consider borrowing? Maybe good for a
group meeting discussion.

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[michaelplews]

I like it. As long as it's not too complicated for our users to understand.