Which scientific product was widely recalled in the 1990s after researchers discovered its tendency to form dangerous peroxides when exposed to air, leading to numerous laboratory explosions?

In the world of scientific products, recalls can happen for various reasons - from safety concerns to unexpected interactions. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant scientific product recalls in history that changed laboratory practices worldwide. Think beyond the obvious and consider how scientific discoveries sometimes reveal unforeseen dangers in products we once thought safe.

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Diethyl ether
Sodium azide
Mercury thermometers
Bunsen burners with faulty gas regulators