General Rules
Clothing and Accidents
Handling Chemcial
Handling Glassware and
Equipment
Heating Substances
100

When can you enter the lab?

When your teacher invites you in, never without a teacher.

100

What must you be wearing before commencing any experiment?

Lab coat and safety glasses.

100

Why should you check all labels when dealing with chemicals?

You need to make sure you’re using the right chemicals. Using the wrong chemicals could give you the wrong results, or the mixing of bad chemicals could be dangerous.

100

Why should you conduct yourself responsibly in the lab?

If you’re goofing around, and not taking things seriously, then you could cause problems for the whole group, and you could cause accidents that could have been avoided.

100

What should you do if a fire breaks out during a practical?

Know where the fire extinguisher and fire blankets are, turn all gasses off, and other electrical equipment. Follow all instructions. 

200

why is keeping the aisle clear, and keeping you chair pushed in important?

foreign objects in the lab, an unused chair in the aisle could be hazardous.

200

True of false: Pranks and horseplay are not safe to do in a laboratory.

True

200

How should you dispose of all chemical waste?

However you are instructed 

200

What are you supposed to do with broken glass in the lab?

NEVER handle with your bare hands. Place broken or waste glass in the designated glass disposal container.

Inform the Lab Tech or Teacher immediately.

200

What should be done when a piece of equipment is broken?

Notify the Teacher or Lab Tech immediately.

300

What should you do if you notice the smell of gas when you are in the lab?

Notify the Teacher or Lab Tech immediately

300

What should you do if you spill something, even if it’s just water?

If it’s water, clean it up immediately with paper towel or ask for a mop if required.

If it’s any other chemical or you’re not sure what it is, ask for help from the Teacher or Lab Tech immediately.

300

What should you never remove from the laboratory area?

Any of the schools property without permission 

300

Who do you ask if you do not know how to use a piece of equipment?

The Teacher or Lab Tech

300

What safety precautions can I take if I need to heat up a test tube?

Never heat a capped test tube, point it away from everyone, never hold it in your bare hands (use a test tube holder and heat proof glove) and place it in a test tube rack when finished.

400

Why should you wash your hands after performing an experiment, & cleaning up?

 If you touch your face after using chemicals without washing, you could have a bad reaction. You should clean up after, because if someone comes in contact with unclean dangerous chemicals, it could be hazardous for them also.

400

When should you wear safety goggles?

When doing an experiment or when instructed

400

What should you do if a chemical splashes in your eyes or on your skin?

 Immediately flush with running water from the eye wash station for at least 20 minutes and notify the Teacher or Lab Tech immediately.

400

What should you do before starting any experiment?

Read and understand the experiment and make sure you know how to use all of the equipment safely

400

Which flame should my Bunsen burner be on when I’m not using it?

It should be on the yellow flame or it should be off

500

What do I do if I haven’t finished my experiment and the Teacher starts speaking to me?

Turn the Bunsen burner to yellow flame, have all things out of my hands (make sure they’re safe), stop and listen carefully. Follow all instructions.

500

How do you properly smell a chemical?

 wafting

500

Name 4 pieces of safety equipment in this laboratory.

Name and point.