CHEMICAL LABELS

All chemical containers are required to have a label with the complete chemical name, no abbreviations or formulas are allowed.  The hazards associated with the material must also be listed on the label.

So, if you transfer chemicals from a large container to a smaller one, you must label the new container with the full name and list the hazards.

To make this job easier, the EH&S office has made some labels that you can print. You will need sheets of labels to print.   These labels are designed to be printed on Avery brand #5264 Laser Shipping Labels.  For other chemicals and other sizes, please contact the EH&S Office.

acetonitrile
acrylamide
ammonium persulfate
benzyl chloride
betamercaptoethanol
bleach
butanol
carbon tetrachloride
chloroform
citrate buffer
coomasie blue
cyano hydrogen bromide
detanuring solution
dextran sulfate
dichloroethanol
diethylamine
DMSO
dulbecco's phosphate
ethanol
ethanolamine
ether
ethidium bromide
ethidium bromide solution
ethyl acetate
ethylene glycol
formalin
formamide
formic acid
glacial acetic acid
glutaraldehyde
hepes
hexane
hydrochloric acid
hydrogen peroxide
isopropyl-beta-D-thio glalactopyranoside
isoamyl alcohol
isopropyl alcohol
lithium acetate
loading buffer without ethidium bromide
lysis buffer
magnesium chloride
magnesium sulfate
manganese chloride
mercury
MES
MESA running buffer
methanol
MOPS
MTBE
nitric acid
paraformaldehyde
PBS
PEG
phenol/chloroform/isoamyl alcohol
phosphoric acid
PIPES
potassium phosphate
potassium carbonate
saline
SDS
SDS page
sodium acetate
sodium azide
sodium hydroxide
sodium phosphate monobasic
southern blot neutralizing buffer
sulfuric acid
TAE (Tris-acetate buffer)
TEMED
TES
toluene
trichloroacetic acid
tris
tris acetate
tris borate
tris chloride
tris-glycine-SDS
tris-MGSO4 buffer
xylene