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Which safety rule is MOST important when smelling the product of a chemical reaction? Group of answer choices Keep nose directly above open container. Hold with tongs Wear closed -toed shoes. use a wafting
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Which safety rule is MOST important when smelling the product of a chemical reaction?
Group of answer choices
Keep nose directly above open container.
Hold with tongs
Wear closed -toed shoes.
use a wafting motion.
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