4. Second section: Fume hood #2 and organic material storage Carbon powder materials Corrosive (no liquids) Organic materials (no liquids) Acids: Acetic acid (in a separated small cabinet), Sulfuric acid, Phosphoric acid and HCL Flammable (no liquids)
6. Second section: chemicals (cabinets on top of the balance) Low Hazard All size nitrile gloves and wipes Buffers Protective Glass ware Surfactants Mildly irritant inorganics
7. Second section: balance Balance and others Masks, filters and respirators MSDS Nitrile gloves Spoon, spatulas, stirrers, etc Note pads and sticky pads Scissors, tapes Weighing boats and paper (several kinds) Aluminum dishes tweezers Others marbles Plastic micro tips and plastic graduated cups
8. Second section: Tubing Connectors Syringes Others Glass tubes and parafilm
9. Second section: Cabinet and drawers with glass ware and some plastic containers Cabinet full of flask (not for vacuum filtration Cabinet full of beakers and others Plastic bottles (several) Squirt bottles Glass petri dishes Several connectors Aprons, sleeves gloves and full cover masks for handling acids and bases Round flask (different types) Several glass pipettes Several vials
10. Third section: Furnaces area Tools for everyone (like several kind of wrenches, etc) Swagelok fittings Furnace tubes Others Equipments Gas regulators
![WET LAB The wet lab is divided in 4 main sections: First section: Main entrance Second section: common area equipment (balance, sonicators, microwave, etc) and materials Third section: Furnaces area Fourth area: Spinners area Chemicals have been divided as follow: ,[object Object],Some chemicals might change location after second screening MSDS are available. Procedures will be available shortly as well as acronyms list of chemicals](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/labafterfirstcleaning09july2011-110711160841-phpapp01/85/Lab-after-first-cleaning-09-july2011-1-320.jpg)
