Students at Villanova University suffered chemical burns after touching a substance inside a science laboratory.
School officials tell NBC10 that two students were injured around 10 a.m. Tuesday after being splashed on the arms with high concentration hydrogen peroxide.
At low concentrations, hydrogen peroxide is used as an antiseptic.
The injuries were not serious and no chemical was spilled, officials said.
Evacuations were not necessary and the university is operating normally, officials said.
