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The document provides instructions on proper lab safety procedures for students conducting a mystery liquid experiment. It notes that several students immediately obtained test tubes of the liquid and began testing without following important safety steps. One student broke a test tube on the table, spilling glass and liquid on the floor. Key safety rules that were not followed include wearing protective equipment, handling materials carefully, and not eating or drinking in the lab.
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