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How to dispose of nitric acid

How to dispose of nitric acid

Like most acids, nitric acid can be neutralized prior to disposal. This chemical reaction greatly reduces the hazardous risks of nitric acid, helping your business to comply with the tenants of proper waste disposal.

Organic Certification Chemicals Lab Alley

Organic Certification

Organic Certification of Chemicals in the Food and Beverage Industry The Certified Organic label is perhaps one of the most trusted labels in the food and beverage industry today. According to the National Organic Coalition (NOC), organic sales have totaled more than $60 billion and 82% of U.S. households buy organic food. Consumers look for […]

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Halloween face paint that’s actually good for your skin

Halloween face paint that’s actually good for your skin?

What if we could formulate a Halloween face paint that is not only safe and free of heavy metals, but could actually benefit your skin? An up-and-coming area of research is exploring the use of microalgae species for the pigmentation of cosmetics. Microalgae are photosynthetic microorganisms, full of brightly colored compounds that can be used as pigments in make-up. Not only are these pigments safer and less irritating to the skin, they also contain bioactive compounds responsible for anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Many of them have been studied for functions such as stimulating collagen, inhibiting hyperpigmentation, reducing wrinkles, and UV-protection.

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What is the shelf life of hydrochloric acid

What is the Shelf Life of Hydrochloric Acid?

Asking yourself “What is the shelf life of the chemicals being stored in my facility?” is a sign you’re staying on top of important aspects of your business’s non-negotiable legal and safety concerns. Proper storage not only extends the shelf life of your chemicals, but it keeps your workers safe from hazards, and it keeps your […]

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How to Dispose of Sodium Hydroxide

How to Dispose of Sodium Hydroxide

Household chemicals like sodium hydroxide can often be flushed down the drain with plenty of water at home. However, this protocol may not comply with waste disposal regulations on a business or laboratory scale operation. This article will explain how to dispose of sodium hydroxide if you are operating as a business or laboratory. This […]

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