For each scenario below, describe: (a) How could they have been prevented. (b) What should be the appropriate response to minimize harm. A group of students is rushing to finish their chemistry lab class. One of them accidentally spilled a great volume of a strong acid on a desk. They then decided to clean it up with a paper towel before leaving. In the next class, a student unknowingly touched the desk and started to have a reaction to the acid.

For each scenario below, describe: (a) How could they have been prevented. (b) What should be the appropriate response to minimize harm. A group of students is rushing to finish their chemistry lab class. One of them accidentally spilled a great volume of a strong acid on a desk. They then decided to clean it up with a paper towel before leaving. In the next class, a student unknowingly touched the desk and started to have a reaction to the acid.

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