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glassware used to accurately transfer small variable volumes
graduated (mohr) pipet
glassware used to accurately transfer small fixed volumes
volumetric pipet
glassware used to accurately transfer & measure variable volumes
buret
glassware used when contents must be easily accessed
beaker
glassware used to prevent splashing or evaporation
Erlenmeyer flask
glassware used to make & store solutions of known concentrations
volumetric flask
Which of the following are possible reasons that you may need to dilute the bleach solution given (in reference to lab 3 session 2) (may be more than one answer)
*the dye is unreactive
*the concentration of the dye is too high
*the absorbance never decreases
*the reaction occurs too quickly to get good data
*the temperature of the solution is too low
Bleach breaks down dyes, removing color from solution, fabric, etc. Which of the following statements is/are correct?
-Red 40 breaks in 2 are the azo linkage
-Triarylmethane dyes react at their center carbon in a way that either separates the 3 aryl groups into 3 different chemicals
Which of the following actions should you take if you or a labmate are on fire?
-wrap the person in a fire blanket
-stop, drop, & roll
Referring to the PASS acronym, what does each letter stand for
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Referring to the P in the PASS acronym, what would you do?
pull the safety pin near the hand
Referring to the A in the PASS acronym, what would you do?
Aim the extinguisher at the base of the fire
Referring to the first S in the PASS acronym, what would you do?
Squeeze the handle to begin the discharge
Referring to the second S in the PASS acronym, what would you do?
Sweep the discharge back and forth at the fire
What are the four parts of the fire tetrahedron
heat, oxygen, chemical chain reaction, fuel
Which volume show the correct number of significant figures when using a 1 mL volumetric pipet
1.00 mL
What percentage of known chemicals have safety data sheets (SDS)
0.1%
Who creates SDS?
chemical suppliers
What GHS components are incorporated in SDS?
all of these (idk that was the correct answer)
Because SDS legally required to be accurate, one should
are not, examine SDSs from other manufacturers
SDS are written for__ setting, because of this, chemical hazards and PPE requirements may be__
industrial, overstated
What are the steps of using an SDS
1) compare label info
2)determine hazard class
3) look at the procedures
Which of the following should be done when handling a corrosive?
-carry bottles in secondary containers
-know the location of eyewash stations & safety showers
-use in the fume hood if the corrosive is an inhalant hazard
-wear long sleeved shirts, long pants, & liquid shedding close toed shoes
-if exposed, wash off skin immediately
-wear goggles, lab coat, & gloves
-discard gloves after contamination or taking off