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Virginia Cannon

19 June, 14:05

Which best describes proper disposal technique? A bin should be labeled "chemical wastes and hazardous waste." A bin should be labeled "chemical wastes and broken glass." Students should know proper disposal of the chemicals they use. Students can dispose of all chemicals in the sink.

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