A chemical leak occurs when harmful substances escape from their containers or systems, often due to accidents, equipment failure, or natural disasters. These leaks can happen in various settings, including industrial facilities, laboratories, and transportation systems. The released chemicals can pose serious risks to human health and the environment, depending on their toxicity and the volume released. To manage chemical leaks, safety protocols and emergency response plans are essential. Organizations often use containment measures, such as spill kits and absorbent materials, to minimize the impact. Regular inspections and maintenance of equipment can help prevent leaks, ensuring the safety of workers and nearby communities.