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100

What does WHMIS stand for?

Work place
Hazardous
Materials
Information                                                          System

100

 

What does this symbol stand for? Explain

Health Hazard

*carcinogenecity

*reproductive & respiratory toxicity

*targets specific organ (toxicity)

*can cause long term health effects

100

What does this symbol stand for?

Flame over circle

*oxidizer

*can cause other materials to burn

*can support combustion

100


What does this symbol mean, give a description.

Sharp object safety

Danger of cuts or punctures by the use of sharp objects exists.

100

Parts of a graph.

*Variables- Controlled (3), independent, dependent.

*Informative title- The effect of the IV on the DV.


200

What does this mean, and give a description.

Clothing Protection Safety


A lab apron must be worn when this symbol appears.

200

What does this symbol stand for?

Exploding Bombs

*self reactive (severe)

*explosive (duh)

200

What deos this symbol stand for?

Corrosive

*corrosive to metals

*Serious eye damage

*sever skin burns

200


What does this symbol mean, give a description.

Skin protection safety

Use of caustic chemicals might irritate the skin or when contact with micro organisms might transmit infections.

200

Components of the scientific method.

*Question- what problem would you like to investigate?

*Background research- look at info ( 3 different sources)

*Hypothesis- an educated guess about what you think will happen. The comparison of the IV and DV to find the relationship between them.

_design_

*Observation- where you put data and diagrams. tables are completed as you're doing your testing.

*Analyze Data/Interpretations- where you putt your graphs

Conclusion- What were the results of the lab? Did the data support your hypothesis? Use SPECIFIC examples from data to justify whether you were correct/ incorrect with your hypothesis*

Analyze any errors in the inquiry. Identify ways to reduce errors, what could have been done to  improve lab accuracy?


YOU MUST INCLUDE SPECIFIC REFERENCE DATA IN THE CONCLUSION!! BE SPECIFIC. Conclusion would also include at least two areas of further study.



300


What does this symbol mean, and give a description.

Eye Safety

A danger to the eye exists. Safety goggles should be worn when this symbol appears.

300

What does this symbol stand for?

Flame

*flammable (duh)

*self heating & self reactive

*might explode if exposed to heat, sparks, friction, flames, or incompatible material

300

What does this symbol stand for?

Gas cylinder


*gases under pressure may explode if dropped, punctured, or heated

300

Location of the x and y axis?



300

Design includes:

Materials and equipment- what will you need in order toc conduct your lab?

Safety Precautions- consideration for the hazards in you lab and how will you deal with these hazards

Variables- list your variables; independent, dependent, controlled (3 min.)

Procedures- the step by step description of how to conduct said experiment

****VERY DETAILED AND SPECICFIC


400

What does this symbol mean, and give a description.

Fire Safety

Care should be taken around open flames.

400

What does this symbol stand for?

Exclamation mark

*skin and/or eye irritant

*acute toxicity

*hazardous to ozone layer

400


What does this mean, and give a description.


Electrical Safety

Care should be taken when using electrical equipment.

400

How to properly label a graph?

The effect of the IV on the DV.

500


What does this symbol mean, and give a description.

Disposal Alert

Care must be taken to dispose of materials properly.

500

What does this symbol stand for?

Environment

*may be harmful to aquatic life

*can cause long term effects to aquatic environments


500


What does this symbol mean, give a description.

Thermal safety

Reminder to use caution when handling hot objects.

500

What are the expectations of constructing a graph?

*always on graph paper & larger than half the page

*pencil only

*use ruler; meat

*three types of graphs: line, bar, histogram

*bar graph needs legend (must be coloured)

* x axis is IV, y axis is DV

*must include units of measurement

*appropriate spacing

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