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The lab coat almost serves like a second skin. If you were to spill something in lab, instead of getting it on your clothes and on your skin, you would instead get it on the lab coat.
To preventgetting chemicals on you or you clothes. Because you don't want to get something like Potassium manganate(VII) on your shirt!
A lab coat is a first line of defense in lab. If you were to spill somethingin lab you would get it on the coat instead of on your skin or on your own clothes.
1. To keep potentially dangerous chemicals off of their clothing
2. To be able to quickly see what is ontheir lab coats. White shows stains well.
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The coat is protection from corrosive and toxic chemicals, and the white colour makes it easy to see both stains where such materialsmay have struck, and possible contaminants before entering the laboratory.
A lab coat is a first line of defense in lab. If you were to spill something in lab you would get it on the coat instead of onyour skin or on your own clothes.

Why Should We Wear Lab Coats?
* Lab coats are personal protective equipment and should be worn in the lab when working with chemicals and biologicals toprotect the skin and clothing from splatter and spills.
* Appropriate lab coats should be fully buttoned with sleeves rolled down. They should also be fire-resistant.
* In case of an accident, itis much faster and easier to remove a lab coat than street clothes to minimize skin contact with hazardous materials.
When to Wear Lab Coats
* Always wear lab coats when working with hazardousmaterials.
When NOT to Wear Lab Coats
* Don't wear lab coats in public places, such as offices, lunch rooms, lounge areas, or elsewhere outside the laboratory, as they can transfer hazardousmaterials and contaminate these areas.
* Don't bring lab coats home because you may contaminate others in the household.
* Don't launder lab coats at home or with other clothing.

A lab coat is...