version date: 1 December 2006 Hugo Cerecetto High standards in safety measures should be maintained in all work carried out in Medicinal Chemistry laboratories The handling of electrical instruments, heating elements, glass materials, dissolvents and other inflammable materials does not present a problem if the supervisor's instructions are carefully f This document has been supervised by Prof. Hugo Cerecetto (hcerecetafgedu uy) who has informed that no special risk (regarding toxicity, inflammability, explosions), outside ofthe standard risks pertaining to a Medicinal Chemistry laboratory exist when performing this exercise If your exercise involves any special risks, please inform the editor All the procedures must be done in a fume hood <www.iupac.org/publications/cd/medicinalchemistry/>5 Hugo Cerecetto hcerecet@fq.edu.uy High standards in safety measures should be maintained in all work carried out in Medicinal Chemistry Laboratories. The handling of electrical instruments, heating elements, glass materials, dissolvents and other inflammable materials does not present a problem if the supervisor’s instructions are carefully followed. This document has been supervised by Prof. Hugo Cerecetto (hcerecet@fq.edu.uy) who has informed that no special risk (regarding toxicity, inflammability, explosions), outside of the standard risks pertaining to a Medicinal Chemistry laboratory exist when performing this exercise. If your exercise involves any “special” risks, please inform the editor. Safety aspects i All the procedures must be done in a fume hood. <www.iupac.org/publications/cd/medicinal_chemistry/> version date: 1 December 2006