Do You Know All 17 Of The Most Toxic Reagents In The Lab（15-17）

15. Triton X-100

Triton X-100: Causes severe eye irritation and burns. Can be harmed by inhalation, ingestion, or skin absorption. Wear proper gloves and goggles.

16. (NH4) 2S2O8
Hydrofluoric Acid 
Ammonium persulfate [(NH4) 2S2O8] :
Dangerousto mucous membrane and upper respiratory tract tissues, eyes and skin. Inhalation can be fatal. Wear appropriate gloves, safety glasses and protective clothing when operating. Always operate in the fume hood and wash hands thoroughly after operation.

17, Trizol

Trizol: Contains phenol, a toxic substance, such as skin contact with Trizol. Please rinse immediately with plenty of detergent and water. If you still feel unwell, please consult your doctor. If only a small amount of exposure, and after treatment of symptoms, it is not likely to be a problem.
In addition, ultraviolet or ultraviolet light can damage the retina of the eye. Do not use naked eyes and unprotected UV light sources. Ultraviolet light sources commonly used in laboratories include portable ultraviolet lamps and ultraviolet transmissives.
It can only be seen through a filter or safety glass that absorbs harmful wavelengths. Uv rays are also mutagenic and carcinogenic. To minimize exposure, ensure that UV light sources are properly protected. Wear appropriate preventive gloves when operating under UV light.