Safety unit test Flashcards

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List two lab safety rules

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  1. Get rid of clutter! On lab days, do not bring anything to the classroom except the books and materials you will need to complete the lab. Extra books, jackets, sweaters, and unnecessary materials will only get in the way of experiments. They also cause a potential hazard.
  2. Secure loose clothing, jewelry, and long hair (past shoulder-length). Avoid wearing sandals or open-toed shoes in a lab environment. They will not protect your feet if a chemical is spilled or a sharp object is dropped.
  3. Always wear safety goggles throughout a lab that requires chemicals or sharp objects. You may also want to consider using a lab coat/apron or gloves.
  4. Never eat or drink anything in the lab. Do not chew gum during lab experiments.
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What are the WHIMIS labels

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Compressed gas, flammable, oxidizing material, toxic immediate, toxic (long-term), biohazard, corrosive, dangerously reactive

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What does the compressed gas symbol mean?

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A drop impact may cause an explosion keep away from heat and store in a cool fireproof environment

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What does a flammable label mean?

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May low temperatures keep away from sparks and heat

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What does oxidizing material mean?

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May burn skin and eyes keep away from heat sources

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What does the toxic immediate symbol mean?

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Poisonous materials hand with caution, deadly lethal

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What does the toxic long-term symbol mean?

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Can cause diseases or death after long time permanent damage

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What does biohazard mean?

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Can be lethal or, give illnesses

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What does the corrosive symbol mean?

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Can eat through skin can be gas or liquid

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What does the dangerously reactive symbol mean?

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Materials that can undergo dangerous reactions

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How do you properly write a science lab?

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Exsaple

Question ; what is the effect of food colouring on milk

Hypothesis; the food colouring will have the effect on milk to change its colour

IV: changing the colour

DV: the amount of milk

CV: the amount of food colouring

Conclusion: the milk changed colour when I put the food colouring in it

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What are the names of some lab tools?

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Beaker, graduated cylinder, glass funnel, test, tube holder, eye, dropper, ring stand , flask, erlenmeyer flask

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HHPS meaning

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Hazardous household product symbols

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What does the HHPS skull and cross bone symbol mean

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That eating drinking or smelling can cause illness or death

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What does the HHPS fire symbol mean

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It means that the item can catch on fire if near sparks or heat

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What does the HHPS explosion symbol mean

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That the item can react violently or explode

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What does the HHPS bone in bucket symbol mean?

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That it can eat away skin tissues or eyes

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What does the HHPS octagon border mean?

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What does the HHPS diamond border mean

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What does the HHPS Border triangle mean

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What is the metric system?

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An International System of Units (SI Units) used in measurements

The metric system provides a standardized way to measure various quantities.

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What are the base units in the metric system?

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  • Meter
  • Gram
  • Second
  • Liter

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These units serve as the foundation for all measurements in the metric system.

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What does ‘km’ stand for?

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Kilometers

A measurement of distance.

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What does ‘h’ represent in the metric system?

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Hours

A measurement of time.

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What is the measurement of length and distance in the metric system?
Meter ## Footnote The base unit for measuring length.
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What is the measurement of mass in the metric system?
Gram ## Footnote The base unit for measuring mass.
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What is the measurement of time in the metric system?
Second ## Footnote The base unit for measuring time.
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What is the measurement of volume in the metric system?
Liter ## Footnote The base unit for measuring volume.
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What is the measurement of electric current in the metric system?
Ampere ## Footnote The base unit for measuring electric current.
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What is the multiplying factor for 'kilo-'?
1000 ## Footnote 'Kilo-' indicates a thousand times the base unit.
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What is the multiplying factor for 'hecto-'?
100 ## Footnote 'Hecto-' indicates one hundred times the base unit.
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What is the multiplying factor for 'deci-'?
0.1 ## Footnote 'Deci-' indicates one-tenth of the base unit.
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What is the multiplying factor for 'centi-'?
0.01 ## Footnote 'Centi-' indicates one-hundredth of the base unit.
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What is the multiplying factor for 'milli-'?
0.001 ## Footnote 'Milli-' indicates one-thousandth of the base unit.
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What is the rule for changing metric units when converting to smaller units?
Move the decimal to the right ## Footnote This increases the value of the measurement.
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What is the rule for changing metric units when converting to larger units?
Move the decimal to the left ## Footnote This decreases the value of the measurement.
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What must you memorize to convert metric units correctly?
The order of the prefixes ## Footnote This helps determine how many decimal places to move.
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Fill in the blank: 1 cm³ = _______ ml
1 mL ## Footnote This shows the equivalence between cubic centimeters and milliliters.
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True or False: The numbers change when moving the decimal in metric conversions.
False ## Footnote Only the position of the decimal changes, not the number itself.
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Convert 7.6 cm to mm.
76 mm ## Footnote This is an example of converting from centimeters to millimeters.
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Convert 1.43 km to meters.
1430 m ## Footnote This is an example of converting kilometers to meters.
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Convert 2400 mm to km.
0.0024 km ## Footnote This is an example of converting millimeters to kilometers.
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Name some lab equipment
Beaker Pinch clamp Erlenmyer flask flask Test tube holder Ring clamp Test tube brush Glass stirring rod Funnel Test tube rack Utility clamp Buret clamp metric flask Spatula