Equipment and Practice
Should I.....?
Fire, Chemicals, and Goggles, Oh My!!!
Lab Procedures
What lab equipment to use?
100

True/False: It is okay to leave a Bunsen burner unattended as long as you are coming right back.


False

100
Start an experiment or begin a lab without the teacher in the room?
NO!!!!!!!
100

Should students ever go into the closet where the chemicals are stored?


NEVER!


100

True/False: It is okay to remove chemicals, specimens, and other equipment from the lab.


False


100

This is made of glass or plastic and is used for mixing liquids and solutions

stirring rod

200

If the lab equipment doesn't work properly what should you do?


Tell the Teacher.


200
Wear Dangling Jewelry, Loose Clothing, and/or sandals in the lab?
NO!!!!!
200

When heating a test tube, what should you never do?

Look down the nozzle of the test tube or aim the opening at anyone else.

200

When is it appropriate to take off you glasses in the science lab?

When the lab is complete over, all the equipment is put away properly, and the teacher says so

200

This is made of metal and is used to transfer solids between containers

scoopula

300

If you break glass, what should you do?

Tell the teacher as quickly as possible - NEVER PICK UP BROKEN GLASS YOURSELF

300

Get into the science cabinets and drawers to get the materials out for a lab anytime without permission?

No

300

In case of a fire, what first two steps should be done?

1-Tell the Teacher.

2-Use the fire blanket to cover the fire. 

(An ordinary blanket would catch fire but a fire blanket is treated with fire repellant.)




300

The last step of every science lab should be?

Wash your hands.

300

This is made of plastic and is used to measure the amount of granulated, liquid, or solid samples.

weigh boat

400

Is it okay to use imperfect glassware in science? (i.e. beakers and test tubes that are chipped or cracked) If not, why? 


No. If glass is chipped or cracked, the structural integrity of the glass has been jeopardized, meaning it could easily crack, break or burst under extreme conditions such as heating by a Bunsen burner.


400
Eat, Drink, or Chew Gum in the Science Lab?
NO!!!!
400

What should be brought to a science lab?

Your lab/worksheet (your binder), a writing utensil and lab appropriate clothing 

400
If a student has long hair, they should do what before participating in a science lab?
It should be pulled back into a ponytail.
400

What equipment is necessary to set up a filtration? (list 3 things)

Funnel, filter paper, beaker

500

When using a Bunsen burner, what safety gear should you wear and use?


Goggles, apron, hair should be pulled back, and the item or test tube you are heating should be held or suspended appropriately with lab equipment (no holding objects with bare hands or near your face!)

500
Cut Towards or Away from myself when using sharp equipment such as scissors and scalpels?
Away from yourself, but not towards others either.
500

If a teacher was to tell you to smell a chemical, what is the proper technique to smell anything in a science class called?


Wafting - a student waves their hand over a container to pass the air above the container they are holding towards their nose. NEVER SMELL ANYTHING DIRECTLY WITH YOUR NOSE.


500

What is the 1st step of every science lab?

Read all written directions, listen to any spoken directions, and ask any questions.

500

A narrow-mouthed container used to transport, heat or store substances, often used when a stopper is required

Erlenmeyer flask