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<p>Is this a do or don’t in the science lab? Wear eye protection during an experiment </p>

Is this a do or don’t in the science lab? Wear eye protection during an experiment

Do

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Is this a do or don’t in the science lab? Tie your hair back if it’s long.

Do

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Is this a do or don’t in the science lab? Wearing tight clothing

Do

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Is this a do or don’t in the science lab? Understand all safety rules before an experiment

Do

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Keep hands and other objects away from your mouth ;do or don’t

Do

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Clear desk except for sheet; do or don’t

Do

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Report broken equipment ; do or don’t

Do

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Report all accidents ; do or don’t

Do

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Put all broken glass ware in specially marked container ; do or don’t

Do

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Use separate scoops for separate chemicals ; do or don’t

Do

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Take only the amount of chemicals needed; do or don’t

Do

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Replace all container lids; do or don’t

Do

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Allow materials to cool before placing on a balance pan ; do or don’t

Do

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Clean your work station before leaving ; do or don’t

Do

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Wash your hands with soap after experiment ; do or don’t

Do

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Dispose of all chemicals according to teachers instructions ; do or don’t

Do

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Wear crocs , flip flops, sandals or any open toed / exposing shoes in the lab ; do or don’t

Don’t

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wear shorts or loose clothes during an experiment ; do or don’t

Don’t

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an experiment without supervision; do or don’t

Don’t

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Eat, chew gum, bite nails or taste materials ; do or don’t

Don’tb

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Leave a hot plate unattended; do or don’t

Don’t

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Putting glass tubes or thermometers in rubber stoppers ; do or don’t

Don’tb

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point a test tube to someone; do or don’t

Don’t

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Keep chemicals in the lab ; do or don’t

Do

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Throw objects ; do or don’t

Don’t

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go in a room without supervision ; do or don’t

Don’t

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Put stuff that block the aisle ; do or don’t

Don’t

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lab expectations

Follow all safety rules , must sign a lag safety contract on expectations and safety procedures.

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Consequences of failing lab expectations

can cancel lab privileges and parents will be called

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What do you do if you have allergies to the gloves

Ask for latex free versions

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Wear an apron for your clothes

Optional

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Let broom and dust pin clean broken glass ; do or don’t

Do

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Put chemicals down drain / throw in trash

Don’t

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Microscopes must be carried with both hands ; do or don’t

Do

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What does MSDS stand for

Material safety data sheet

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What does a MSDS (MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET) do ?

Gives safety info on projects like disposing, using, and being safe

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Long sleeves ; do or don’t

Don’t

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<p><span>List 2 unsafe activities depicted in this illustration and explain how they should be altered to make them safe.</span></p>

List 2 unsafe activities depicted in this illustration and explain how they should be altered to make them safe.

The girl doesn’t habe her hair tied back and she’s not wearing gloves she can alter by tying her hair and wearing gloves

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<p><span>What piece of safety equipment should be used to put out the fire?</span></p>

What piece of safety equipment should be used to put out the fire?

Fire extinguisher

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<p><span>How should Rick correct his technique?</span></p>

How should Rick correct his technique?

Use his hand and wave the scent to his nose instead of smelling directly ; wafting technique

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What’s whmis

Workplace hazardous materials info system

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Where’s whmis commonly founded in

Chemicals , cleaning products

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How do you identify a whmis symbol

If the exterior is a red diamond

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<p>What’s this called </p>

What’s this called

Flame

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

Fire hazards

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<p>What’s this called </p>

What’s this called

Flame over circle

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

For oxidizing hazards

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<p>What’s this called</p>

What’s this called

gas cylinder

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

gases under pressure

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<p>What is this</p>

What is this

Corrosion

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<p>What is this for</p>

What is this for

For corrosive damage to metals, as well as skin and eyes.

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<p>What is this?</p>

What is this?

Exploding bomb

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<p>What is tyis for </p>

What is tyis for

Explosion or reactivity hazards

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<p>What’s this called</p>

What’s this called

Skull and crossbones

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

Can cause death or toxicity with short exposure to small amounts

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<p>What’s this called </p>

What’s this called

health hazard

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

May cause or suspected of causing serious health effects

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<p>What’s this called</p>

What’s this called

Exclamation mark

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

May cause less serious health effects or damage the ozone layer

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<p>What’s this called </p>

What’s this called

Biohazardous infectious materials

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<p>What’s this for?</p>

What’s this for?

For organisms or toxins that can cause diseases in people or animals

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<p>What’s this called</p>

What’s this called

Environment

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<p>What’s this for</p>

What’s this for

May cause damage to the aquatic environment

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What are the 2 safety symbols

Workplace hazardous materials info system and a hazardous household product symbols

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What’s HHPS

hazardous household product symbols

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What’s hazardous household product symbols(HHPS) for?

To alert you to the potential dangerous of household products and guide safe use, storage, and disposal.

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How do you indicate the severity of HHPS?

By it’s shape , the more sides the more dangerous

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What are the severity levels of HHPS?

Octagon, Diamond, Upside-down triangle

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What’s the octagon HHPS

Danger ; most dangerous products that may cause severe harm or death

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What’s diamond HHPS

Warning ; for moderately hazardous products

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What’s Upsidedown triangle HHPS

Caution ; for products with slight or less severe hazards.

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How many hazard symbols are there

4

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<p>What’s this hazard symbol?</p>

What’s this hazard symbol?

Poison

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<p>What’s this hazard symbol?</p>

What’s this hazard symbol?

Explosive

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<p>What’s this hazard symbol?</p>

What’s this hazard symbol?

Flammable

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<p>What’s this hazard symbol?</p>

What’s this hazard symbol?

Corrosive

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<p>What specific hazard is this</p>

What specific hazard is this

Warning Flammable

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<p>What specific hazard is this</p>

What specific hazard is this

Dangerous corrosive

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<p>What specific hazard is this</p>

What specific hazard is this

Caution Explosion

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<p>What specific hazard is this</p>

What specific hazard is this

Danger Poison

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<p>What specific hazard is this</p>

What specific hazard is this

Caution Flammable

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<p>What’s this </p>

What’s this

Pan

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<p>What’s this </p>

What’s this

Beams

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

10g beam

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

100g beam

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

0.1 beam

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

Zero line

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What’s the zero line for

Shows it’s balanced

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

The adjustment knob

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

Sliders

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How should you move the 0.1g slider

With the tip of a led pencil

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How do you carry a triple beam balance

Using both hands, one hand under and left hand over with thumb in between

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What does full chrome pivots do

Keeps it strong smooth rust resistant and keeps the balance accurate

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<p>What’s this</p>

What’s this

Pivot / full chrome

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What do you do if the line’s higher than 0 and you want to go lower?

Turn the nob towards you

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What to do if the lines lower than 0 and you want to go higher?

Turn the nob away from you

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If the 10g beam moves to it’s fullest point and the 0.1 gram moves 3 times how much gram

10.3g

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How to put away triple beam balance ?

Hold with both arms and thumb, move counterbase to end, take off plate, pick up, hold arm w thumb and put away.

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<p> </p>

Beaker tongs

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Glass plate