“…Working in the chemical laboratory involves the use of hazardous chemicals and due to their corrosive, explosive, oxidizing, flammable, irritating, radioactive or toxic nature, can pose harm to people and pollute the environment. , Exposure to such chemicals can lead to chemical burns, skin and eye irritations, headaches, organ disorders, cancer, and even death. These hazards resulting from the properties of the chemicals are often designated by different symbols for chemical safety on chemical bottles. , Therefore, it is important for every student performing experiments in a chemical laboratory to be aware of these designations and be able to identify them. Recent efforts to improve chemical safety awareness among students and staff has involved a simple, collaborative, and transferable tool recognized by the safety community known as RAMP ( recognize hazards, assess risk, minimize risk, and prepare for emergencies ). , Other researchers have developed Reactive Hazards Evaluation Analysis and Compilation Tool (RHEACT), an online platform which provides information on the chemicals involved in chemical reactions, including the safety data sheets (SDS) .…”