Safe Disposal Flashcards

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How should you safely dispose of batteries? Why should you?

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Batteries should be recycled.
They should be as they contain harmful elements.
Mercury is a common one, which is extremely harmful to humans.

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How should you safely dispose of monitors? Why should you?

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They should be handled with care. CRT monitors can store large amounts of voltage, even after being disconnected from a power source.
They contain multiple rare earth elements and should be disposed of in compliance with environmental regulations.

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How should you dispose of printer materials? Why?

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They should be recycled. Some manufacturers take them for refilling.

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How should you dispose of chemical solvents and aerosol cans? Why?

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Contact local sanitation to learn how and where to dispose of them.
never dispose of them down a drain or sink, as they connect to public sewers.

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How should you dispose of cell phones and tablets?

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Check with local health and sanitation.

Most contain heavy metals that contaminate the earth, so they should not be in a land fill.

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What is an SDS or MSDS? What are they used for?

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A Safety Data Sheet, formerly known as a Material Safety Data Sheet, is a sheet discussing the safest measures of disposing of a multitude of different materials.
It also considers the hazards they may cause.

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What is REACH? When did it come into affect?

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Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals is a uniform standard replacing various directives and standards that came into effect on June 1 2007.

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