storage, and use of explosives. Along with EHS and transportation experts, these regulations should be consulted before explosives are used or generated in the laboratory. Explosive materials should be brought into the laboratory only as required and in the smallest quantities adequate for the experiment (see Chapter 5, section 5.B). Insofar as possible, direct handling should be minimized. Explosives should be segregated from other materials that could create a serious risk to life or property should an accident occur. Work with explosive materials generally requires the use of special protective apparel (e.g., face shields, gloves, and laboratory coats) and protective devices such as explosion shields, barriers, or even enclosed barricades or an isolated room with a blowout roof or window (see Chapter 7, sections 7.F.1 and 7.F.2). Any sample of a highly reactive material may be dangerous. The greatest risk is due to the remarkably high rate of a detonation reaction rather than the total energy
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