According to the characteristics of protective gloves, with reference to possible exposure opportunities, appropriate gloves should be selected, and the presence of chemicals (gaseous, liquid) concentration should be considered to determine that the gloves can withstand the concentration. For example, gloves made of natural rubber can cope with low-concentration inorganic acids but cannot resist concentrated nitric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid. Rubber gloves have a good blocking effect on pathogenic microorganisms and radioactive dust.
