Lab Safety
Chemical Hazards/Exposure
Equipment
Units/Data
SigFigs
100

True or false: Long hair can be down during lab.

false 

100
What are corrosive chemicals?

Anything that can dissolve the core structure of another material.

100

Test tubes are used for

observing small scale reactions 

100

What is the base unit for time?

second

100

Define significant figures

digits in a measurement we know to be true.

200

This is the only area you can have your goggles off during lab.

by the door, far away from the active lab

200

What are the 3 types of exposure?

absorption, inhalation, ingestion

200

What is the function of an Erlenmeyer flask? 

mixing and storing solutions

200

what is the base unit for Termperature?

Kelvin
200

How many sigfigs in: 0.003060 km?

4

300

Bob is heating a test tube over a bunsen burner, he is pointing the opening towards his lab partner, stan. How should he keep stan safe from the contents of the tube?

Bob should tilt the tube away from Stan and all other lab mates to prevent the contents of the tube from flying out at them.
300

How do we prevent against absorption?

goggles, gloves, closed-toed shoes, lab coats, (any PPE)

300

Explain the process to measure 3.00g of salt on a mass scale.

1. put a weigh paper or beaker on scale

2. zero/tare the scale 

3. add salt slowly until mass reaches 3.00g

300

Volume is derived from what unit(s)?

length x length x length

300

Round to 2 SFs: 619001 m

620000 m

400

Why are crocs not allowed in the lab?

The holes do not effectively cover all surface area. 

400

How do we prevent inhalation?

Fume hood and a well-ventilated room

400

What would you use to measure 21.5mL of solution? a 25 mL graduated cylinder or 100mL graduated cylinder?

25 mL graduated cylinder

400

Density is derived from what base unit(s)?

mass and length cubed

400

31.523cm + 8.12cm = 

39.65 cm

500

Jill comes to lab with her hair ties back, closed toed shoes, and her lanyard on like a good BASIS student. Is she ready for lab?

No, she cannot wear her lanyard during lab.

500

What is the difference between flammables and combustibles? 

Flammabales ignite instantly in the presence of a spark or flame whereas combustibles need more energy exposure before ignition.

500

Why is the graduated cylinder better at taking liquid measurements than the beaker?

graduated cylinder has a smaller circumference, so you can see the meniscus more clearly, as well as more measurement lines to get a more accurate read. 

500

Each measurement in a data set is consistently greater than the known value by 3.00g. How would you describe that data set?

precise, not accurate

500

894.0g / 4.6g = 

190g

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