What are the health risks associated with pesticides, and how should hazardous substances be stored in a school chemistry lab?

Here are the answers to the remaining questions in Section B:

35) Pesticides are classified as toxic or harmful substances. The health risks they pose include: * a. Acute poisoning: Can cause immediate symptoms like nausea, dizziness, skin irritation, and respiratory distress. * b. Chronic health effects: Long-term exposure can lead to serious conditions such as cancer, neurological damage, and reproductive issues. * c. Organ damage: Certain pesticides can cause damage to internal organs like the liver and kidneys.

36) To ensure learners' safety, a school chemistry lab should store hazardous substances by: * a. Keeping them in properly labeled, sealed containers in designated, secure storage cabinets. * b. Segregating incompatible chemicals (e.g., acids and bases, flammables and oxidizers) to prevent dangerous reactions.

37) This question is incomplete. Please provide the full question for a complete answer.