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Vocabulary flashcards covering safety rules, personal protective equipment, chemical handling, and equipment procedures for the ISB Chemistry Laboratory.
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Laboratory Goggles
Protective eyewear that students must wear any time chemicals, heat, or glassware are used in the laboratory.
Eyewash Station
Safety equipment used to immediately flush eyes or skin with running water if a chemical splashes on them.
Lab Apron
Protective clothing provided for student use that must be worn during laboratory activities.
Distilled Water
The only substance allowed to fill wash bottles for laboratory use.
Glass Disposal Container
A designated container used for disposing of broken or waste glassware after using a brush and dustpan to clean it up.
Insoluble Materials
Waste items such as solid chemicals, metals, matches, and filter paper that must be disposed of in proper waste containers rather than the sink.
Fume Hoods
Ventilation devices in the laboratory that must be turned off, alongside closing containers and shutting off gas and electrical equipment, during a fire drill.
Damaged Electrical Equipment
Electrical items exhibiting frayed cords, exposed wires, or loose connections, which must not be used and must be reported immediately.
Tongs or Heat-Protective Gloves
Equipment required to pick up and handle heated metals and glass that remain very hot for a long time.
Proper Footwear
Footwear that completely covers the foot, required during laboratory activities with sandals strictly prohibited.