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WHMIS
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
WHMIS importance
WHMIS keeps people safe by explaining the hazards of products and how to use them safely.
WHMIS symbols
Bomb = explode
Flame = fire
Flame + circle = makes fire worse
Cylinder = gas
Corrosion = burns
Skull = poison
! = irritation
Person = long-term health
Tree/fish = environment
Biohazardous infectious materials — Infectious
Contains organisms that can cause disease
HHPS
Hazardous Household Product Symbols
HHPS importance
Warns people about the dangers of household products.
HHPS symbols
E-F-P-C
Lab safety
Goggles → protect your eyes
Tie back hair → prevents hair from getting in the way or catching fire
Closed-toe shoes → protect your feet
No eating/drinking → prevents chemicals from entering your body
Never taste chemicals
Don’t smell chemicals directly
Report spills/breakages/injuries to the teacher
Follow instructions
Lab equipment
Beaker → holds/mixes liquids
Graduated cylinder → measures liquid volume
Erlenmeyer flask → holds/mixes liquids
Test tube → holds small amounts of substances
Test tube rack → holds test tubes
Balance → measures mass
Thermometer → measures temperature
Bunsen burner → provides heat
Tongs → holds hot equipment
Funnel → helps pour liquids
Dropper/pipette → transfers small amounts of liquid
Microscope → makes tiny objects look larger
Scientific method
Independent Variable:
What you change in the experiment.
→ “I change it.”
Dependent Variable:
What you measure or observe.
→ “Data I measure.”
Controls / Controlled Variables:
Things you keep the same to make the experiment fair.
→ “Keep it the same.”
Hypothesis:
A testable prediction about what you think will happen.
→ “What I think will happen.”
Metric conversions
K H D U D C M
Metric conversion rule
Moving RIGHT = ×10 for each step
Moving LEFT = ÷10 for each step
Scientific notation
Scientific notation is a way to write very large or very small numbers more easily.
Scientific notation format
a x10^ (exponent)