Interpretation:
Select the MSDS for 2-naphthol one from Thermo Fisher and another from J. T. Baker/Mallinckrodt and speculate them as one says this compound will cause death on inhalation, and the other, well, not so much is to be explained and also google the MSDS for sugar.
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If a person taking organic lab, he/she will stick to hazard data and references in the other handbooks and will be knowledgeable enough.
“A material safety data sheet(MSDS) reflects the hazards of working with the material in an occupational fashion. For example, a MSDS for paint is not highly pertinent to someone who uses a can of paint once a year, but is extremely important to someone who does this in a confined space 40 hours a week.”
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