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1 UNIT 01 LAB SAFETY & EQUIPMENT
2 Hook: What s wrong with this picture? Mrs. Medina Slide 2
3 Lab Safety 1. Conduct yourself in a responsible manner No horseplay or pranks No wandering or distracting students Never run or push someone No off-task behavior 2. ALWAYS wear safety goggles, lab apron, gloves During lab During clean-up Mrs. Medina 3
4 Examples of Accidents Mrs. Medina 4
5 Lab Safety 3. Rinse eyes for 15 minutes at the eyewash station 4. Dress properly for lab Closed-toe shoes Tie back long hair No dangling jewelry No baggy clothing 5. Work only on authorized experiments Do not do variations of the assigned experiment Do not do experiments at home without teacher and parent permissions Mrs. Medina 5
6 Lab Safety 6. Know the location of your safety equipment Fire extinguisher Fire blanket Safety shower Eyewash station 7. Do not eat or drink food in the lab or chew gum Mrs. Medina 6
7 Lab Safety 8. Do not apply makeup 9. Wash your hands at the end of an experiment 10. Read and follow directions as given. Re-read before each part When in doubt, ask for help 11. Notify teacher if any chemicals spill. Mrs. Medina 7
8 Lab Safety 12. Report all accidents Notify teacher immediately after any injury, cuts, or burns. 13. Never reach across a flame Never leave flame unattended If a fire starts, notify teacher then do as teacher says Mrs. Medina 8
9 Lab Safety 14. If a flammable liquid is present, we will use a hot plate A lighted bunsen burner should not be close to flammable liquids. 15. Read reagent labels carefully before using them 16. To avoid contamination, do not return extra chemicals to the original bottle Mrs. Medina 9
10 Lab Safety 17. Never use broken or chipped glassware 18. When diluting an Acid, always pour the acid slowly into Water, stirring to dissipate the heat generated. Note: A comes before W Mrs. Medina Slide 10
11 Lab Safety 19. Never look directly at the mouth of a test-tube or point it at anyone Materials can splash out or fumes can come out 20. Notify teacher of spills and broken glass immediately. $$ The cost of broken glassware will be shared by the group evenly. $$ Mrs. Medina Slide 11
12 Lab Safety 21. Do not touch anything in the lab unless instructed to do so Leave all materials and chemicals alone until instructed to do so 22. Do not enter the chemical storage room. 23. Do not use computers without permission Mrs. Medina Slide 12
13 Lab Safety 24. Work cooperatively with lab partners and help them and yourself learn as much as possible from the lab 25. Use lab equipment and materials appropriately If it is not working let teacher know. 26. Avoid contact lenses and if you do wear them, do not take off goggles at all. Tell teacher if you wear them Mrs. Medina Slide 13
14 Lab Safety 27. Keep lab area clean and neat Keep glassware away from the edge of counter Clean up and leave equipment as you found it 28. Do not take anything from the lab 29. Never smell a chemical directly Waft with me, waft with me! 30. Ask teacher before discarding anything down the drain Mrs. Medina Slide 14
15 Lab Safety 31. If you are allergic to any substance in the experiment, tell the teacher. 32. Make sure the area is dry before plugging electrical devices 33. Follow teacher s instructions for proper disposal of solid waste. 34. Keep aisles clear for safe exit Aisles clear and free of bookbags Mrs. Medina Slide 15
16 Top 5 Lab Hazards Thermal burns Chemical burns Cuts from glass Fire Poisoning Mrs. Medina Slide 16
17 FA: What s wrong with this picture? Mrs. Medina Slide 17
18 FA: What s wrong with this picture? Mrs. Medina Slide 18
19 FA: What s wrong with this picture? Mrs. Medina Slide 19
20 What s wrong with these statements? Hal says that his teacher is solely responsible for preventing laboratory accidents. Keshia started the lab activity before reading it through completely. Ricardo decided to do a lab activity that he read about in a library book before the teacher came into the classroom. Stephanie says that the safety goggles mess up her hair and give her raccoon eyes. She refuses to wear them. Barbie and Ken accidentally break a beaker full of some chemical. Instead of risking getting in trouble they quickly clean up the mess with paper towel and throw it in the garbage. Mrs. Medina Slide 20
21 LAB EQUIPMENT holds chemicals 21
22 Lab equipment 22
23 Lab equipment 23
24 The beaker is used to measure and pour non-exact, or approximate amounts of liquids. Liquids may also be heated in a beaker. The most common unit is milliliter (ml) Beaker
25 This container has the same general uses as the beaker. It s units are also milliliters (ml). Erlenmyer flask
26 The funnel is used to transfer liquids from a large-mouthed container to one with a much smaller opening. There are usually no units associated with the transfer of these liquids. Funnel
27 The dropper is used to transfer small amounts of liquid from one container to another; usually one or two drops at a time. No units are used in the transfer of liquids by this method. Dropper
28 The Petri dish is normally filled with a waxy substance called agar. It is used to grow cell cultures by putting it in an incubator to stimulate growth of organisms. Petri dish
29 An electrical device that is used to heat substances without the danger associated with heating substances with open flames. Hot plate
30 A piece of equipment used for heating substances with open flame operation. It is fueled with natural gas, supplied through jets located at each lab table. Bunsen burner
31 Ring stand This is used to hold or attach other pieces of equipment to. It is usually used to heat substances in a beaker over a Bunsen burner flame. Tripod Ring Stand
32 An attachment for the ring stand. Used in conjunction with a vertical pole and wire gauze (screen). Ring
33 Wire gauze (wire mesh) Used in conjunction with the ring stand. It is put on top of the ring, and a beaker or flask is placed on top of it to protect the glassware from the flames.
34 Tongs used to pick up hot objects or objects that may be contaminated with hazardous substances. Crucible tongs
35 Glassware that is used to observe, pour, or heat substances in. There are no measurement markings on test tubes. Test tube
36 A container used to store, set up, or air dry test tubes. Test tube rack
37 Used to hold test tubes when heating substances over an open flame. Test tube clamp
38 Ring stand clamp Device used to hold equipment or other structures in place on a ring stand.
39 Used to clean the inside of test tubes or other glassware. Test tube brush
40 Used for protecting your eyes in lab. Should be worn especially during labs with chemicals, fire, or glassware involved. Safety goggles
41 Compound microscope An instrument used to view objects that cannot be seen with the unaided eye.
42 Microscope slide A thin rectangular piece of glass or plastic that is used to make mounts of specimens to view using a compound mircoscope.
43 A small square piece of glass or plastic that is slipped over a drop or specimen on a slide, and keeps them from moving on the microscope slide. Cover slip
44 An instrument used to pick up very small objects, or substances that could be harmful to human skin. Forceps
45 Dissecting needle An instrument used to move or manipulate tissue or organs when dissecting organisms.
46 An instrument used in dissection of organisms. It is used very much like you would use a knife. Scalpel
47 Used to pick up or handle beakers when they have been heated. Beaker tongs
48 Used to measure distances. The units used are: meters (m), centimeters (cm), and millimeters (mm). Meterstick
49 Graduated cylinder An instrument used to measure and pour exact amounts of liquid. The general unit used is milliliter (ml).
50 An instrument used to measure the weight of objects by hanging them on a hook at one end of the scale. The unit used is Newtons (N) Spring scale
51 Triple beam balance An instrument used to measure the mass of object by moving three different weights on three beams. The unit most associated with mass is the gram (g).
52 An instrument used to measure the temperature of objects, materials, or substances. The units are degrees Celcius, or degrees Fahrenheit. Thermometer
53 Instrument used to measure time intervals. Most common unit is seconds. Stopwatch
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