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Terms in this set (24)
Safe handling practices for chemicals include: - Using chemicals with toxic or flammable vapours in an appropriate fumehood;
(Select all that apply) Yes
- Keeping chemical containers tightly closed at all times when not in use; Yes
- Keeping hands away from the face, eyes and body until washed thoroughly;
Yes
- Reviewing the MSDS for each chemical before use; yes
To maintain a safe working environment in the laboratory - Ensure that all chemical reactions are being carefully monitored; Yes
it is important for each student to: - Keep all chemical containers clearly labelled with their contents; Yes
(Select all that apply) - Clean up any spills as soon as they occur, on the student workbenches or in
the public areas of the lab; Yes
- Keep unnecessary personal belongings safely stored in cabinets under the
sinks or in storage cubbies; Yes
Splash proof safety goggles must be worn when - They provide maximum protection from chemicals spilled or splashed in the
working in the First Year Chemistry Laboratory because: eyes; Yes
(Select all that apply:) - The number of students working in the lab increases the chances of collision
and subsequently chemical splashes; Yes
- User inexperience increases the chance of splashes and chemical spills; Yes
- They provide protection from flying objects such as broken shards of glass; Yes
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Titration
Concepts,
Review
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Review Notes.pdf
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Experiment 5 – Back Titration
Experiment
Study Guide
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BackKey
Titration
Concepts,
Experiment
StudyProcedures,
Guide
5 – with
BackKey
and
Titration
Concepts,
Review
Study
Notes
Procedures,
Guide with Key
and Concepts,
Review Notes.pdf
Procedures, and Review Notes.pdf
, Experiment 5_ Back Titration.pdf Experiment 5_ Back Titration.pdf Experiment 5_ Back Titration.pdf
Terms in this set (24)
Safe handling practices for chemicals include: - Using chemicals with toxic or flammable vapours in an appropriate fumehood;
(Select all that apply) Yes
- Keeping chemical containers tightly closed at all times when not in use; Yes
- Keeping hands away from the face, eyes and body until washed thoroughly;
Yes
- Reviewing the MSDS for each chemical before use; yes
To maintain a safe working environment in the laboratory - Ensure that all chemical reactions are being carefully monitored; Yes
it is important for each student to: - Keep all chemical containers clearly labelled with their contents; Yes
(Select all that apply) - Clean up any spills as soon as they occur, on the student workbenches or in
the public areas of the lab; Yes
- Keep unnecessary personal belongings safely stored in cabinets under the
sinks or in storage cubbies; Yes
Splash proof safety goggles must be worn when - They provide maximum protection from chemicals spilled or splashed in the
working in the First Year Chemistry Laboratory because: eyes; Yes
(Select all that apply:) - The number of students working in the lab increases the chances of collision
and subsequently chemical splashes; Yes
- User inexperience increases the chance of splashes and chemical spills; Yes
- They provide protection from flying objects such as broken shards of glass; Yes
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