Where do I even get started with this one?
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We don’t really know what’s in that bottle but it does carry a flammable warning symbol so it would probably be best to do that in the chemical fume hood. It would also be a huge understatement to say that pouring a flammable liquid right out of the reagent bottle into an Erlenmeyer flask that already contains some other liquid is pretty F’ing crazy. Since the liquid in the flask is dark red my Spidey Senses would worry that it might be a wicked oxidizer. Also if it does catch fire those thin nitrile gloves are so going to melt right onto your skin. Holy F.
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