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Waste disposal in teaching laboratories

Martin J. Pitt

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Making students think about waste disposal, and realizing the consequences of their actions, is a useful step in producing effective and socially responsible scientists, engineers, and citizens.

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Making students think about waste disposal, and realizing the consequences of their actions, is a useful step in producing effective and socially responsible scientists, engineers, and citizens.

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Making students think about waste disposal, and realizing the consequences of their actions, is a useful step in producing effective and socially responsible scientists, engineers, and citizens.

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