Chemistry Stores (Chem Stores)
About
Chemistry Stores, also called Chem Stores or ChemStores, provides an on-campus service to the research and educational communities of the University of Montana. To find our building, please view us on the campus map.
Chem Stores was originally the designated source for specialty gases and communal materials. Please consult our pricing table below for current communal materials and pricing. If it doesn't contain the information you need, please give us a call. Specialty gas information is available upon request. For information pertaining to chemicals and chemical safety data sheets, visit the OSHA website.
| Material | Unit of Measure | Price Per Unit (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Dry Ice | Kilogram (kg) Block | $3.25 |
| Liquid Nitrogen | Liter | $3.25 |
Access
Chem Stores access is available in the following options based on your employment:
- Research Faculty/Staff Access - The ability to open and access Chem Stores 24/7, including weekends, nights, and holidays.
- Graduate Student Access - The ability to open and access Chem Stores Monday through Friday between 8 am and 5 pm.
Undergraduate students are not allowed to have GrizCard access to Chem Stores and must always be supervised by a graduate student and/or a faculty/staff member.
Authorized personnel only are allowed in the "cage" or satellite EHS office portion. Authorized access is allowed in the "solvent-room".
A UM GrizCard can be granted access to Chem Stores (you must have your physical card for access) from the Chemistry Department. Access requests should be submitted to the Chemistry Dept administrator - Sarah Colenso. If you have questions please email or call (406)-243-4022.
Users are required to use proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during activities. Failure to do so my evoke U of M rights to limit or revoke use of the facility. If PPE is not in the building users are required to bring their own university supplied PPE from their labs or Professors.
Contact:
(406) 243-4022
Contact Us: sarah.colenso@mso.umt.edu or chemistry@umontana.edu
EHS related questions should be directed towards ehs@umontana.edu or Trent Drinkwalter at trent.drinkwalter@mso.umt.edu