Protective Equipment
This piece of protective equipment must always be worn to protect the eyes.
What are gloves?
Assuming a fire cannot be extinguished, you pull this to alert the building
What is a fire alarm?
This person in the lab must have your utmost attention.
Who is the teacher?
To make sure you're using the right chemical, always check this before doing anything.
What is a label?
A skull and crossbones usually is a sign for this hazard.
What is personal protective equipment?
If a small fire occurs, use this to put it out.
What is a fire extinguisher.
What is ask the teacher to repeat?
If you need the scent of a chemical, you never inhale it directly. Instead, you do this.
What is wafting?
This hazard's symbol is depicted with the letter "O" on fire.
What is oxidizing?
Before beginning a lab, this must be done to any hair that may get in the way.
What is 10-15 minutes?
This word describes reckless and potentially dangerous activity in the lab.
These provide important information about any chemical you will work with in a lab.
What is a safety data sheet?
A chemical with this hazard can burn through living tissue.
What is corrosiveness?
What is "closed-toe"?
If a person catches on fire, never use an extinguisher, and instead use this smothering device.
What is a fire blanket?
Never leave an open flame unattended for this reason.
Unless specifically instructed, this is not a place you want to dispose of chemicals.
What is a sink/drain?
Chemicals with this hazard must never be stored near heat or an open flame, at risk of bursting or exploding.
These must always be taken out of your eyes immediately, should they be exposed to chemicals.
What are contacts?
The acronym PASS, standing for these words, is used as a reminder of how to use a fire extinguisher
What are Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep?
If you have to clean up broken glass, this must be used, opposed to picking up pieces with your bare hands.
What is a dustpan?
This is used to neutralize an acid, should it spill on the table.
What is a base?
This shape found outside most buildings and chemicals displays different hazards of chemicals, organized in colors.
What is a safety square or fire diamond?