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Glass:
 
  a. Is easy to clean c. Is resistant to most laboratory chemicals
  b. Readily accepts heat d. All answers are correct.

Question 2

The shoes you wear in the lab should:
 
  a. Completely cover your feet c. Be made of canvas
  b. Have raised soles d. All answers are correct.



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