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Safety

Safety. It is better to be careful a hundred times than be killed once. Mark Twain. Lab Safety. Always Wear Safety Goggles/Glasses in the Lab!!!. Eyeglasses and sunglasses are not adequate substitutes. Chemical Burn of the Eye.

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Safety

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  1. Safety • It is better to be careful a hundred times than be killed once. • Mark Twain

  2. Lab Safety

  3. Always Wear Safety Goggles/Glasses in the Lab!!! Eyeglasses and sunglasses are not adequate substitutes.

  4. Chemical Burn of the Eye A chemical burn of the eye can be prevented by WEARING GOGGLES.

  5. Long hair MUSTbe tied back!

  6. No Backpacks or Purses at Lab Tables

  7. Know the Location of the Following… • Eyewash • Fire blanket • Fire Extinguisher • Safety Shower

  8. NOHORSEPLAY!

  9. Never Perform Unauthorized Experiments!

  10. No Food or Drink in the Lab!

  11. Never remove chemicals or equipment from the lab

  12. Never use chemicals from an unlabeled container

  13. Heating Test Tubes • NEVER point the mouth of a test tube or Erlenmeyer flask at yourself or another person! • ALWAYS direct the mouth away from people! Wrong! Correct!

  14. Never Heat a Closed Container The increasing pressure in the container can cause the contents to spray out the top, or the container shatters, spreading shards of glass

  15. Never Heat a Closed Container The increasing pressure in the container can cause the contents to spray out the top, or the container shatters, spreading shards of glass

  16. Clean up all spills immediately • Never return spilled or unused material to the reagent bottle. • Solids should be swept up and placed in the waste disposal container for that lab • Small liquid spills should be diluted with lots of water and mopped up with a cloth towel. • Large spills must be handled by the instructor.

  17. Begin First Aid Immediately • Alert the instructor • If chemicals have come in contact with the eyes, begin eyewashingNOW! • Remove clothes that have chemical contamination • Move everyone away from the area to avoid further contamination

  18. Report all injuries to your instructor immediately.

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