Which activities are likely to cause contamination of stock chemicals in the laboratory? pouring out chemicals from the stock container into another container returning unused stock chemicals to their original container at the end of an experiment swirling the container of stock chemicals to ensure that the contents are thoroughly mixed spilling some of the chemicals on the lab bench and then returning them to the original container inserting a dirty pipet into a container of stock chemicals

Which activities are likely to cause contamination of stock chemicals in the laboratory? pouring out chemicals from the stock container into another container returning unused stock chemicals to their original container at the end of an experiment swirling the container of stock chemicals to ensure that the contents are thoroughly mixed spilling some of the chemicals on the lab bench and then returning them to the original container inserting a dirty pipet into a container of stock chemicals

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