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What is the name for this symbol?
Exploding bomb
What is the name for this symbol?
Flame
What is the name for this symbol?
Flame over circle
What is the name for this symbol?
Gas Cylinder
What is the name for this symbol?
Corrosion
What is the name for this symbol?
Skull & Crossbones
What is the name for this symbol?
Health Hazard
What is the name for this symbol?
Exclamation mark
What is the name for this symbol?
Biohazardous infectious materials
What does the “Exploding bomb” mean?
highly reactive and explosive
store, transport, and handle with care
eg. organic peroxides
What does the “Flame” mean?
easily catch on fire when in contact with water, air, or when heated
keep away from flames or other flammable substances
eg. propane
What does the “Flame over circle” mean?
substance generates oxygen, which can fuel fires
keep away from flammable materials
eg. hydrogen peroxide
What does the “Gas cylinder” mean?
for gases under pressure - may explode when heated
keep away from flammable materials
eg. hydrogen
What does the “Corrosion” mean?
causes corrosive damage to metal, skin or eyes
use protective clothing, store carefully
eg. sodium hydroxide
What does the “Skull & Crossbones” mean?
can cause death or be toxic with small amounts or shot exposure
do not touch, inhale or swallow
eg. methanol
What does the “Health hazard” mean?
may cause or is suspected of causing serious health effects such as cancer or mutations
avoid use, follow safety precautions
eg. paint thinner
What does the “Exclamation mark” mean?
causes less serious health effects such as skin irritation or damage the ozone layer
avoid use, follow safety precautions
eg. acetone
What does the “Biohazardous infectious materials” mean?
for organisms or toxins that cause diseases
do not handle with bare hands
eg. animal waste
Where is it located and what is it for? Eyewash
west wall
cleaning eyes in case of chemicals getting in
wash for 15 minutes
Where is it located and what is it for? Safety shower
prep room
cleans body (specifically skin) from chemicals or contaminants
wash for 15 minutes
Where is it located and what is it for? Lab coat
east wall
protects body from splashes of chemicals
Where is it located and what is it for? Goggles
north wall
protects your eyes from chemicals, fumes or other contaminants
Where is it located and what is it for? Fume hood
west wall
to stop fumes from escaping and affecting you/the class
for volatile substances
Where is it located and what is it for? Fire extinguisher
north-east wall
to extinguish fires
Where is it located and what is it for? Fire blanket
north-west and north-east wall
to smother a fire on someone else
stop drop and roll
leave no room for air
Where is it located and what is it for? Fire exit route map
north-west wall
to understand where to go in case of fire/emegency
Where is it located and what is it for? Container for broken glass
north-east wall
to properly dispose of broken glass
Where is it located and what is it for? Chemical waste disposal
in fume hood
dispose of chemicals (liquids only!)
Where is it located and what is it for? Broom and dustpan
north-east wall
clean up broke glass
Where is it located and what is it for? First aid kit
north wall
used in case of medical emergencies
only for minor injuries
Where is it located and what is it for? Phone
mr. soo’s desk
contact emergency support
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