Safe storage of chemical products is crucial. Here are some common methods for safely storing chemical products:

1. Dedicated Storage Facilities: Hazardous chemical products must be stored in dedicated warehouses with specialized management.

2. Dual Management System: For highly toxic chemical products and those that pose a significant hazard, a dual custody and dispatch system should be implemented.

3. Regular Inspections: Safety facilities and equipment in chemical warehouses should be regularly inspected and tested.

4. Clear Labeling: Dedicated warehouses should have clear signs and appropriate technical prevention facilities according to national regulations.

5. Proper Segregation: chemical products should be stored according to their properties with segregation, separation, and isolation measures.

6. Fire and Explosion Prevention: Smoking and open flames are strictly prohibited in buildings and areas where hazardous chemical products are stored.

7. Moisture Control: For chemical products that are hygroscopic or reactive with moisture, moisture control measures such as desiccants or humidity control should be taken.

8. Temperature Control: Certain chemical products are temperature-sensitive and require controlled warehouse temperatures to maintain their stability.

9. Ventilation: Good ventilation should be maintained to prevent the buildup of harmful gases.

10. Compatibility Management: Different classes of hazardous chemical products should not be mixed or stored with incompatible materials.

11. Emergency Preparedness: Have emergency plans in place, equipped with emergency response personnel and necessary equipment, and regularly conduct emergency drills.

12. MSDS Compliance: Follow the guidelines on the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for storage, including fire prevention, explosion protection, poison prevention, and moisture control.

13. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Workers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as lab coats, gloves, and safety goggles.

14. Inventory Management: Establish a strict inventory management system to record the movement, quantity, and expiration dates of chemical products.

15. Safety Cabinets: Use specialized safety cabinets or storage units for chemical storage, which should be fire-resistant, explosion-proof, and ventilated.

Implementing these safety storage methods can minimize potential risks associated with the storage of chemical products.