One important aspect of working with hazardous chemicals in the laboratory is proper handling and storage to ensure the safety of everyone involved. When handling these chemicals, it is crucial to wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, goggles, and lab coats. Additionally, all chemicals should be labeled properly with their name, concentration, and hazard warnings. It is important to never eat or drink in the lab to avoid accidental contamination. When storing hazardous chemicals, they should be placed in designated areas away from heat sources and incompatible substances. Flammable chemicals should be kept in a flammable storage cabinet, while corrosive chemicals should be stored in a corrosion-resistant cabinet. In case of a spill, it is important to know the proper cleanup procedures and have spill kits readily available. Any accidents or exposures should be reported to the lab supervisor immediately. By following these guidelines and practicing safe handling procedures, the risk of accidents and exposures in the laboratory can be minimized, creating a safer work environment for everyone.