Semiconductor Chemical Safety Part 3: Extremely Hazardous Chemicals

There are many extremely hazardous chemical categories in semiconductor fabrication of which you need to be hyper-aware. Take this course to learn about nine of the categories, what they are and what to do in emergencies involving them. Ideal learners are semiconductor employees.

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Recall important information about nine categories of extremely hazardous chemicals found in semiconductor fabrication;Use data sheets to answer questions about extremely hazardous chemicals;Recognize the initial actions to take in the event of extremely hazardous chemical emergencies

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