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I work in a chemistry lab
Okay, question, what's the least hazardous reaction you wouldn't want an amateur to ever attempt? Somewhere in between etching art into something and making your own Teflon lives a cutoff line for future shed projects, but I don't know where that would be exactly.
I'd stay away from anything with explosion hazards and toxic gases unless you have a fume hood. Boiling acids too.
Thanks! That's pretty simple.