Lab Safety
A word for a type of behavior that is a BIG "NEIGH" in the lab setting
What is horseplay?
The center of an atom containing protons and neutrons.
What is the nucleus?
A term that refers to the "stored" form of energy
What is potential?
The solid outer layer of Earth made of the crust and upper mantle.
What is the lithosphere?
The maximum number of individuals a population can support given all the available resources in the environment...
Something that should always be worn in a lab setting no matter the situation
What is safety goggles?
Water (H₂O) is an example of this because it contains two different elements chemically combined.
What is a compound?
A gas that is one of the reactants during the process of photosynthesis
What is carbon dioxide?
The process where wind, water, and ice break rocks into smaller pieces.
What is weathering?
Using resources in a way that meets needs without harming future generations.
What is sustainbility?
The first thing you do when you witness a safety hazard in the laboratory
What is notify the teacher?
A combination of two or more substances that are physically mixed together but not chemically bonded.
What is a mixture?
Energy can be transferred but not created or destroyed because of this law.
What is the Law of the Conservation of Energy?
Heat transfer in the mantle that helps move tectonic plates.
What is convection currents?
A term used to determine resource use/energy consumption "per head".
What is per capita?
The length of time you should you flush your eyes out with water if chemicals splash into them
What is 20 minutes?
The ability of atoms to combine depends on these outer electrons.
What is valence electrons?
A temporary magnet created by passing electric current through a wire coil.
What is electromagnet?
New ocean crust forms at this type of boundary.
Two molecules aside from Carbon Dioxide that are considered greenhouse gases
What is Ozone, Nitrous Oxide, Methane, and Water Vapor?
You should never smell chemicals directly; instead you use this technique.
What is wafting?
The substance that does the dissolving in a solution.
What is a solvent?
The formula to calculate kinetic energy includes mass of an object and this.
What is speed?
Evidence for seafloor spreading includes matching rock ages and this pattern of magnetism.
What is magnetic stripes?
The current time period where humans have a major impact on Earth’s systems.
What is the Anthropocene?