Safety questions
What do you do in case of chemical contact with skin or clothing?
Immediately remove all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water for 15 minutes at the sink or safety shower.
True or false: You should keep all flammable liquids away from heat, sparks, and open flames.
True
You created a fire during a lab what should you do to take the fire out?
Grab the wool blanket and pat it on the fire repeatedly.
Which area of lab safety would you go to if you got chemicals in your eyes?
The eye splash station by the shower.
What do you do if a chemical splashes in your eyes?
Rinse cautiously with water for 10-15 minutes at the eye wash station. If you have contacts remove them and then wash.
True or False: You should walk away from the burner while it's still on.
False.
You're dealing with broken glassware. What should you do first?
Grab gloves first, then use a brush and dustpan to clean it up.
Which area of lab safety would you go to if you got chemicals all over your skin?
The chemical shower.
What do you do when you're leaving the burner unattended?
Always turn it off when not in use.
True or False: it is okay to chew gum, eat, and drink during the chemistry lab.
False
Which area of the lab safety would u go to if there was a fire?
Go get the fire extinguisher or the blanket to put out the fire.
What should you do before using the labratory glassware?
Check for chips and cracks before use and do not use defective glassware.
True or False: Its okay to wear Crocs, shorts, and to leave your hair down during a lab.
False.
What are all of the appropriate personal protection equipments?
Goggles, chemical resistant gloves, and a lab coat or apron.
True or False: If you spill a chemical or get a cut you should keep it to yourself and not tell anyone.
False.