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First item. Just copy the entry I made below for the disposal of 250 mL of 4000 ppm palladium acetate solution (Pd as Pd(acetate)3) in hexane, which also contains about 10% acetic acid. This, in total, is three ingredients. I prefer to list each ingredient separately. So, this comes out to a. 250 mL hexane, b. 4000 mg/L x 0.250 L=1000 mg Pd(acetate)2, and c. 10%/100% x 250 mL = 25 mL acetic acid. I am including a screenshot of this first one for you to get the idea of how to deal with mixtures. I filled in the "general description", liquid and pH fields as well as the corrosive field. Again, notice where it says "with below" - this indicates that is twosolutes in one 250 mL solution.

First item. Just copy the entry I made below for the disposal of 250 mL of 4000 ppm palladium acetate solution (Pd as Pd(acetate)3) in hexane, which also contains about 10% acetic acid. This, in total, is three ingredients. I prefer to list each ingredient separately. So, this comes out to a. 250 mL hexane, b. 4000 mg/L x 0.250 L=1000 mg Pd(acetate)2, and c. 10%/100% x 250 mL = 25 mL acetic acid. I am including a screenshot of this first one for you to get the idea of how to deal with mixtures. I filled in the "general description", liquid and pH fields as well as the corrosive field. Again, notice where it says "with below" - this indicates that is twosolutes in one 250 mL solution.

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First item. Just copy the entry I made below for the disposal of 250 mL of 4000 ppm palladium acetate solution (Pd as Pd(acetate)3) in hexane, which also contains about 10% acetic acid. This, in total, is three ingredients. I prefer to list each ingredient separately. So, this comes out to a. 250 mL hexane, b. 4000 mg/L x 0.250 L = 1000 mg Pd(acetate)2, and c. 10%/100% x 250 mL = 25 mL acetic acid. I am including a screenshot of this first one for you to get the idea of how to deal with mixtures. I filled in the "general description", liquid and pH fields as well as the corrosive field. Again, notice where it says "with below" - this indicates that is twosolutes in one 250 mL solution. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: organic solvents with metal complexes including palladium (II) and copper (II) Conc: pure pure pure SOLID LIQUID pH 3.00 CONTENTS: hexane palladium di acetate acetic acid FLAMMABLE ✔✔ CORROSIVE ✔✔ TOXIC/POISON OXIDIZER EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS Solvent: hexane none none Volume/mls: 250 1.0 gram 25 Second item: On your form, include as well an entry for the addition, to the same container, of 55 mL of 5% HCI solution in diethyl ether. Third item: On your form, include an entry for the addition of 150 mL of propionic acid. Use one waste form to log all components listed above (the idea is that they were put into the same waste container).
Transcribed Image Text:First item. Just copy the entry I made below for the disposal of 250 mL of 4000 ppm palladium acetate solution (Pd as Pd(acetate)3) in hexane, which also contains about 10% acetic acid. This, in total, is three ingredients. I prefer to list each ingredient separately. So, this comes out to a. 250 mL hexane, b. 4000 mg/L x 0.250 L = 1000 mg Pd(acetate)2, and c. 10%/100% x 250 mL = 25 mL acetic acid. I am including a screenshot of this first one for you to get the idea of how to deal with mixtures. I filled in the "general description", liquid and pH fields as well as the corrosive field. Again, notice where it says "with below" - this indicates that is twosolutes in one 250 mL solution. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: organic solvents with metal complexes including palladium (II) and copper (II) Conc: pure pure pure SOLID LIQUID pH 3.00 CONTENTS: hexane palladium di acetate acetic acid FLAMMABLE ✔✔ CORROSIVE ✔✔ TOXIC/POISON OXIDIZER EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS Solvent: hexane none none Volume/mls: 250 1.0 gram 25 Second item: On your form, include as well an entry for the addition, to the same container, of 55 mL of 5% HCI solution in diethyl ether. Third item: On your form, include an entry for the addition of 150 mL of propionic acid. Use one waste form to log all components listed above (the idea is that they were put into the same waste container).
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