Safety
Glassware
Measuring
Sigfigs
Experimental disign
100
The number 1 piece of PPE worn in the lab
Goggles
100
The three pieces of glassware that do basically the same thing
Beaker, Erlenmeyer flask, test tube
100
The curve of the liquid in a graduated cylinder.
Meniscus
100
Zeros at the beginning of a number are called this name, and are considered to be not significant.
Leading zeros
100
Observations that describe texture, color, odor, etc.
Qualitative Observations
200
The colors and categories of the NFPA label
blue - health, red - fire, yellow - reactivity, white - PPE
200
A German scientist created this lab tool as a way to control the size and intensity of a flame.
Bunsen Burner
200
This piece of glassware has one specific measurement, but is not used for measuring.
Volumetric Flask
200
Exact numbers have this many significant figures.
Infinite
200
A statement that makes an educated guess at the outcome of an experiment
Hypothesis
300
The 3 ways a chemical can get into your body
absorption, ingestion, inhilation
300
If you are making a chemical solution, this piece of glassware is best to use.
Volumetric flask
300
When reading a measurement from a graduated cylinder, this is the right way to do it.
At eye level and from the bottom of the meniscus
300
How many sigfigs are in the number below?
120 cm
2 sigfigs:
the 1 and 2 are significant
the 0 is not significant because there is no decimal
300
Which variable belongs on the x axis, and which belongs on the y axis?
x = ind, y = dep
400
The seven PPE hazards marked on an NFPA label
Corrosive, alkaline, acid, oxidizing, radioactive, reacts with water, and reacts with water and air.
400
Erlenmeyer created his flask to be a multipurpose tool. The flask is different from the beaker in this way.
Erlenmeyers are good for storing with rubber stoppers, and stirring.
400
The measurement of the following image would be:
89 mL
400
How many sigfigs are in the number below?
0.02030500 kL
There are 7 sigfigs
400
This statement summarizes the data found during an experiment
Inference
500
MSDS is an acronym that stands for:
Material Safety Data Sheet
500
These two lab tools are homonyms but have different uses.
Pipette and Pipet
500
The correct order from smallest to largest of the 7 metric conversions in grams
mg, cg, dc, g, Dg, Hg, Kg
500
How many sigfigs are in the number below?
1,530,700 bolts
Infinite
500
A constant is different from a control, how?
Control is a comparison and constant is an experimental parameter kept the same for the whole experiment