Lab Symbols
This symbol is represented by a skull and cross bones.
What is poision?
This set of procedures and expectations are to be followed while in laboratory periods.
What is lab safety?
These protect your eyes from anything splashing or getting into your eyes.
What are safety goggles?
The first step in the scientific method.
What is observation?
The second step in the scientific method.
What is question?
This symbol as an eye on it.
What is the eye wash station?
These should be reported to teacher immediately.
What are accidents?
This piece of lab equipment can be referred to as having two names. Both names are important to know.
What is flask or erlenmeyer flask?
The seventh step in the scientific method.
What is conclusion?
This piece of lab equipment is used to measure out small amounts of liquid.
What is dropper?
This symbol is a red circle and a cross.
What is first aid?
These cannot be consumed in the laboratory or in the classroom.
This piece of equipment must be read from the bottom of the meniscus.
What is a graduated cylinder?
The fifth step in the scientific method.
What is test the hypothesis?
These things will not be tolerated and consequences will be in place if caught doing these things.
What is horseplay, running, pushing, shoving, or practical joking?
This symbol represents radiation, but not the general radiation.
What is biological radiation?
These should be washed after each lab is complete.
What are your hands?
This is used to pour liquids from a bigger container to a smaller one. Also, can be used to filter items.
What is a funnel?
The third step in the scientific method.
What is research?
This is left alone in the experiment.
What is the control group?
This symbol represents a _________ hazard.
What is radiation?
This is not to be handled by the student, the teacher should be alerted and then the teacher will take care of it.
What is broken glassware?
This piece of equipment is used to hold measured liquids for testing.
What is a test tube?
What is communication?
This is what is measured in the experiment.
What is the dependent variable?