Why should halogenated, non-halogenated, and aqueous wastes be stored in separate containers? To distribute waste over multiple containers so they fill up more slowly. To avoid potential heat or gas formation To confuse newcomers. To ensure that everyone knows whether their compounds are halogenated, non-halogenated, or aqueous.
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Mixing these wastes can lead to dangerous reactions, including heat or gas formation, which can cause explosions or other safety hazards. Secondly, different types of waste require different disposal methods. Halogenated waste, for example, often needs to be Show more…
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