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they was doing an experiment in class im not sure why rhey where pouring from a bottle to a test tube i remember using a pipette when i was at school many moons ago she had goggles on and thats all and got told to take her jacket off while doing this there was no contact from school when this happened we only found out when she left school and rang us. i understand that the small amount of acid might not effect some people but would you say all of this sounds dangerous and could of been alot worse thanks for all the replies and answering my questions

she said she washed off straight away as thats what she was told before lesson started then teacher dried with paper towel im not sure what the experiment was just said had to pour acid into a test tube thats when it got on her hand it was a class full of kids 30 and 1 teacher should she of been wearing gloves handling this that was day it happened im trying to upload 1 of day after as its alot darker doctor gabe her some cream thats it the day after thanks for the link its very helpfull would them rules be same here in the uk

they washed it off straight away for 5 mins she had light rash from it which turned dark over a few days skin was all ok before this should they of been wearimg gloves

hi everyone my names paul my daughter who is 11 has just started high school, she was im chemistry class last week and spilt some sulphuric acid on herself while pouring acid from bottle to a test tube. i have been told it was 1 molar acid they used but after the incident she heard 2 teachers arguing about the strength of acid it should of been .5 and they used 1.5 strength. she has a burn on her hand about the size of a 2p coin and is blistering. they had no gloves on only goggles what ppe would you need in a lab at school is 1 molar dangerous sorry for all the questions just want to know some more info as school not helpfull and google doesnt bring anuthing up thanks for looking Paul