A laboratory bench should always be kept free from Select one: a. containers of chemicals. b. tools and instruments. c. mess and clutter. d. all of the given objects.

mess and clutter

Explanation:

What is Clutter? What is Clutter?

• Glassware in panes

• Scattered paper, papers and catalogues

• Open boxes for equipments, empty equipment boxes and storage boxes placed in the center of a room.

• Splashed glassware for panels or caps, over-flowing trashcans— Gloves–Kim-wipes• Scattered instruments throughout the laboratory.

Safety inspection is here to help you, but not to harm. Safety is the responsibility of all — If you suspect something is dangerous, it is likely • Daily cleaning prevents future problems (and expensive fines) • Improved safety and inspections under laboratory safety are always the responsibility of everyone.

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