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Guidelines for Explosive and Potentially Explosive Chemicals Safe Storage and Handling University of California, Berkeley Guidelines for Explosive and Potentially Explosive Chemicals Safe Storage and Handling TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction ............................................................................................1 2. Common Laboratory PECs...................................................................2 3. General Storage Precautions ................................................................3 4. Sample Label ..........................................................................................4 5. Sp cific Storage and T sting Guidelines for Peroxide Forming Chemicals ................................................................................................5 5.1 About Peroxide Forming Chemicals ....................................5 5.2. Testing Schedule for Peroxide Forming Chemicals............6 Disposal or Testing Recommendations ...............................6 5.3 An Analysis of Common Detection Procedures from R.J. Kelly’s article, ”Review of Safety Guidelines for Peroxidizable Organic Chemicals“ Peroxide Detection Methods ..................................... 7 Ferrous Thiocyanate Method .....................................7 Iodide Tests ...................................................................8 Dip Strips ......................................................................9 Titanium Sulfat e...........................................................9 Summary .....................................................................10 Removal of Peroxides ...........................................................10 Method 1......................................................................10 Method 2......................................................................10 Method 3...................................................................... 11 Other Methods ................