[citation][nom]MU_Engineer[/nom]I have worked in a lab with dangerous chemicals, and this reaction certainly uses dangerous chemicals. You would need the following equipment to work safely with these chemicals:1. Fume hood (which the author obviously didn't use)2. Chemical gloves (which he did have)3. Chemical-resistant apron (which he didn't use)4. Full face shield (we didn't see his face)5. Closed-toe shoes or boots (we didn't see his feet)6. Emergency eye wash and emergency shower (we didn't see these).So basically, it's a "
don't try this at anything less than a university lab" type of procedure.[/citation]
Indeed : dont do this at home, some steps are really dangerous !
[citation][nom]mortesv[/nom]Cool article! Can I buy the gold BB?[/citation]
Sorry, I keep it
[citation][nom]Reynod[/nom]MU made some good points about safety there but I will assume the THG team had all of the PPE. [...] Great article Yannick.[/citation]
Thanks a lot