SDS
A document that gives safety information about handling, storing and disposing chemicals
- noun
- Formal
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hoja de datos de seguridad
- Each laboratory must keep an updated SDS for every chemical to ensure safe storage and disposal practices.
Examples
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Academic text (2018) -
The SDS outlines the necessary precautions for safely handling the chemicals involved in this procedure.
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Before starting work, make sure to read the SDS to understand the potential hazards of the substances you'll be using.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
SDS stands for Safety Data Sheet; safety means 'protection', data means 'information' and sheet means 'paper', so an SDS is the paper that gives the key safety information about a chemical.