WHMIS
SAFETY
FLUIDS
Density/Buoyancy/Compression
Calculations
100

What WMHIS symbol is represented by a skull and crossbones?

Posionous and infectious causing immediate harm

100

What is the first thing you should do after receiving a lab sheet?

Read it carefully

100

What state or states of matter are considered a fluid?

Liquid and gas

100

Buoyance opposes what force?

Gravity

100

What is the pressure applied when 2N is applied to 1cm2?    

2Pa

200

Draw the WHMIS symbol for poisonous and infectious long term

!

200

How do you properly smell something in the lab?

fan the smell towards your nose

200

Define a slurry

A mix of a solid and a liquid (typically water)

200

What is density and how is it related to buoyancy?

1) The amount of particles in a given volume

2) if an object is less dense than the fluid it is in, it will float

200

What is the density of an object that has a mass of 10g and a volume of 2cm3

5g/cm3

300

What would be an example of a biohazard

Human fluids, bacteria, viruses

300

What do you need to do if you see something dangerous

tell the teacher

300

What is one of the three defining characteristics of a fluid?

1) either liquid or gas

2) can flow

3) you can easily poke your finger through it

300

How do you find the volume of an irregularly shaped object?

Place it in water and measure the amount of displaced water

300

What is the density of a fluid that has a mass of 15g and a volume of 16ml? Will it sink or float in water with a density of 1g/ml?

0.93g/ml, float

400

What would be an example of a flammable substance?

Gasoline

400

How do you properly mix fluids?

Pour one fluid into another while the beaker is on the table

400

Define viscosity

The resistance of a fluid to flow

400

What is Pascal’s law?

fluid in an enclosed container will exert pressure equally in all directions

400

What is the mass of a fluid with a density of 1.5g/ml and a volume of 5ml

7.5g

500

What would be a precaution for compressed gas?

Keep away from heat, do not drop, do not puncture

500

How do you properly view a liquid in a beaker or test tube?

From the side

500

What are 2 of the 3 ways that fluids can be used to help us perform work?

1) Transport solids (slurry)

2) Used to shape solids (melt and reshape)

3) Hold other solids

500

What is the unit of measurement for pressure?

Pascals

500

What is the area (rounded to the nearest hundredth) when the pressure is 150Pa and the force applied is 350N

2.33cm2