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Personal protective equipment(PPE) - is worn to minimize exposure to
hazards in the workplace that can cause serious injuries or illnesses. These
result from contact with chemicals, radiological, physical, electrical,
mechanical or other hazards.

Treat every specimen like its infected

Basic PPE

Goggles for eyes. To prevent glass or splashes

Gloves

Lab coat. Not always necessary, protects skin and clothes

Other safety equipment

Be aware of where the eye wash station is and how to use it, first aid kit,
fire extinguisher, disposal area for chemcials and glass



Scientific method

Helps answer questions we see in everyday life

Every scientist may not follow exact

Observe anything you see in the natural world

Observing intentionally, unintentionally, out of curiosity

Question- why does?

Form a question to gain more information on the observation

Hypothesis-specific, testable and objective . structured, logical, explanation
or prediction to answer the question about what you observed

Reasoned-

inductive=specific to general, leave room to falsify

Ex: you have an enzyme that works well at 25 degrees and also at 26
degrees so I think al enzymes will work fine at 27

Deductive- 2 things that have a common

Ex: all cats are animals, all animals have 4 legs, therefore cats have 4 legs
can this be true?

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