• 1,1,1-Trichloroethane (methyl chloroform)
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2002, Vol. 9:32-33
• Acetic acid
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2012, Vol. 19:37-38
• Acetaldehyde
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2009, Vol. 16:43-44
• Ammonium perchlorate
  - W. E. Luttrell and A. Nichols; J Chem Health and Safety, 2013, Vol. 20:40-42
• Ammonia
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2002, Vol. 9:30-31
• Ammonium nitrate
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2013, Vol. 20:38-39
• Benzene
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2011, Vol. 18:32-33
• Benzo(a)pyrene
  - W.E. Luttrell and C.J. Thomas; J Chem Health and Safety, 2007, Vol. 14:21-22
• Borohydride: Safety Evaluation of Sodium Borohydride in Dimethylacetamide
  - S. Shimizu , H. Osato , Y. Imamura , and Y. Satou; Org Process Res Develop; 2010, Vol. 14:1518-1520
• Butadiene
  - W. E. Luttrell and C.E. Sizemore; J Chem Health and Safety, 2013, Vol.209:54-56
• Butyraldehyde
  - W. E. Luttrell and J. W. Tyler; J Chem Health and Safety, 2011, Vol. 18:25-26
• Carbon dioxide
  - J. L. Scott, D. G. Kraemer and R. J. Keller; J Chem Health and Safety, 2009, Vol. 16:18-22
• Chlorine
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2002, Vol. 9:24-25
• Chlorine: Safety of chlorine production and chlorination processes
  - J.-L. Gustin; J Chem Health and Safety, 2005, Vol. 12:5-16
• Chloroform
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2005, Vol. 12:36-37
• Cresylic Acid
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2004, Vol. 11:34-35
• Cyanogen bromide
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2009, Vol. 29-30
• Cyclohexane
  - W. E. Luttrell and C. Lyiza; J Chem Health and Safety, 2010, Vol. 17:33-34
• Ethylbenzene
  - W. E. Luttrell and H. R. Peterson; J Chem Health and Safety, 2011, Vol. 18:41-42
• Ethylene dichloride
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2010, Vol. 17:29-30
• Ethylene glycol
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2012, Vol. 19:56-57
• Ethylene oxide
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2008, Vol. 15:30-32
• Formaldehyde
  - National Toxicology Program, Department of Health and Human Services
• Hydrochloric acid
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2001, Vol. 8:30-31
• Hydrofluoric acid – eye penetration
  - Spölera, F., Frentzb, M., Första, M., Kurza, H. and N.F. Schrage, Burns, 2008, Vol.34:549-555
• Hydrofluoric acid - First aid
  - E.B. Segal, J Chem Health and Safety, 2000, Vol. 7:18-23
• Hydrofluoric acid (HF) vapor
  - Siéwé, C.-L., Barbe, J.-M., Mathieu, L., Blomet, J., and A.H. Hall, J Chem Health and Safety, 2012, Vol. 19:7-11
• Isobutylene
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2011, Vol. 20:35-37
• Mercury
  - D. J. Eustace, M. Walters, S. Riley, and M. Anderson; J Chem Health and Safety, 2004, Vol. 11:16-23
• Methanol
  - W. E. Luttrell and N. L. Conley; J Chem Health and Safety, 2011, Vol. 18:56-58
• Methyl ter-butyl ether
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2010, Vol. 17:28-29
• Naphthalene
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2009, Vol. 16:27-29
• Nitric Acid
  - Kolios, L. , Striepling, E., Kolios, G., Rudolf, K.-D., Dresing, K., Dörges, J., Stürmer K.M. and E.K. Stürmer, J Plastic Reconstr Aesthetic Surg, 2010, Vol. 63: 358-363
• Nitrobenzene
  - W. E. Luttrell and E. Rukundo; J Chem Health and Safety, 2010, Vol. 17:24-25
• Osmium tetroxide
  - W.E. Lutrell and C.B. Giles; J Chem and Safety. 2007, Vol. 14: 40-41 
• Perchlorate
  - J.R. Long; J Chem Health and Safety, 2002, Vol. 9:12-18
• Peroxides and peroxide-forming compounds
  - D.E. Clark; J Chem Health and Safety, 2001, Vol. 8:12-22
• Phenol
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2003, Vol. 10:20-21
• Phosphoric acid
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2004, Vol.11:35-36
• Potassium: Review of the safety of potassium and potassium oxides, including deactivation by introduction into water
  - J.S. DeLaHunt, and T.G. Lindeman; J Chem Health and Safety, 2007, Vol. 14:21-32
• Potassium hydroxide
  - W. E. Luttrell and A. Nichols; J Chem Health and Safety, 2010, Vol. 17:54-55
• Sodium hydroxide
  - W.E. Lutrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2003, Vol. 10:28-29
• Sodium hypochlorite (bleach)
  - W.E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2001, Vol. 8:24-26
• Styrene
  - W.E. Luttrell and B.C. Willis; J Chem Health and Safety, 2011, Vol. 18:27-28
• Sulfuric Acid
  - W.E Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2003, Vol. 10:40-41
• Toluene
  - W. E. Luttrell and T. Ngendahimana; J Chem Health and Safety, 2012, Vol. 19:34-35
• Toxic tips: Propylene oxide
  - W. E. Luttrell and J.W. Wood; J Chem Health and Safety, 2005, Vol. 20:55-56
• Xylene
  - W. E. Luttrell; J Chem Health and Safety, 2012, Vol. 19:34-35

Managing Chemicals

• Challenges of Legacy Chemicals - Editors' Choice 
  C.A. Merlic, I. Schröder, and C.M. Kolodziej, ACS Chem Health Safety, 2025, Vol. 32:16-21
• Deciding what to keep: The battle over chemical inventories in secondary school laboratories
  L. Bynam, L. Bordas, R.H. Hill, D. Katz, N. Langerman, G. Lechner, R. Phifer, D.B. Walters, and H.J. Elston. 2009. Chemical Health and Safety; 6:18-23
• Ethyl ether and other peroxide-forming ethers
  P.C. Ashbrook and T.A. Houts. 2003. Chemical Health and Safety; 10:42
• Exposure assessment of laboratory workers to hazardous waste from mice treated with tamoxifen and bromodeoxyuridine
  - N. Wayne, S. Duarte-Vogel, S. Kraemer, and J. D. Rager, J Chem Health and Safety, 2018, Vol. 26(1):2-8
• Lead shielding in hot labs and bunkers: There is exposure
  D. Daggett. 2012. J Chem Health and Safety; 19:31-35
• Lesser known hazards in histopathology laboratories
  D. Walters. 2001. Chemical Health and Safety; 6:28
• Lessons Learned - Explosion and Fires Resulting from Quenching Lithium, Lithium Nitride, and Sodium 
  - I. Schröder, C.M. Kolodziej, J. A. Moreno 2024, and C.A. Merlic, ACS Chem Health Safety, 2024, Vol. 31:473-481
• Lessons learned - Fluoride Exposure 
  - G.S. Svenningsen, B.R. Williams, M.B. Blayney, E. Czornyj, I. Schröder, Craig A. Merlic, ACS Chem Health Safety, 2020, Vol. 27:40-42 
• Lessons Learned - Lithium Aluminum Hydride Fires  
  - C.A. Merlic, C.J. Ferber, and I. Schröder, ACS Chem Health Safety, 2022, Vol. 29:362–365
• Lessons learned- Mercury thermometer incident
  - E. Czornyj, I. Schröder, N. Wayne, and C.A. Merlic, J Chem Health and Safety, 2019, Vol. 26(4-5):6-8
• Lessons learned - Organic peroxide incident 
  - E. Czornyj, I. Schröder, N. Wayne, C.A. Merlic, J Chem Health and Safety, 2019, Vol. 26(3):3-4
• Management of time-sensitive chemicals (II): Their identification, chemistry and management
  J. Bailey, D. Blair, L. Boada-Clista, D. Marsick, D.Quigley, F.Simmons, and H.Whyte. 2004. Chemical Health and Safety; 11:17-24
• Recognition and safe management of explosive chemicals
  D. Blair and S. Zimber. 2000. Chemical Health and Safety; 7:14-16
• Safe handling of organolithium compounds in the laboratory
  J. A. Schwindeman, C. J. Woltermann, and R. J. Letchford. 2002. Chemical Health and Safety; 9:6-11
• Systemic toxicity from skin exposures (or what happens when you do not decontaminate)
  J. N. McDougal, E. A. Council III, B.S. Powers. 2007. J Chem Health and Safety; 14:23-31
• Targeting chemicals for waste minimization
  P.C. Ashbrook and T.A. Houts. 2000. Chemical Health and Safety; 7:41
• The risk of mixing dilute hydrogen peroxide and acetone solutions
  J. C. Oxley, J. Brady, S. A. Wilson, J.L. Smith. 2012. J Chem Health and Safety; 19:27-33
• Toxic and flammable gases in research laboratories: Considerations for controls and continuous leak detection
  M.E. Schaufele. 2013. J Chem Health and Safety; 20:8-14
• Variations in reproductive and developmental toxicant identification
  D. Quigley, F. Simmons, H. Whyte, J. Robertson, and D. Freshwater. 2010. Chemical Health and Safety; 17:29-53