Safety Video by American Chemical Society (1991)
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Chemistry lab safety rules are crucial, emphasizing proper handling of equipment, chemicals, and procedures to prevent accidents and contamination. Following guidelines like using proper attire, handling chemicals cautiously, and reporting spills promptly is essential for a safe and successful lab experience.
Insights
- Diluting concentrated acids like sulfuric or phosphoric acid requires adding acid to water, not the reverse, to prevent dangerous reactions.
- Proper lab attire and safety gear, including goggles, gloves, and closed leather shoes, are essential to protect against chemical splashes and ensure personal safety in the chemistry lab.
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Recent questions
How should I dilute concentrated sulfuric acid?
By adding acid to water, not the reverse.
What precautions should I take when handling chemicals?
Use work trays, keep containers away from face, and do not taste or smell directly.
How should I handle spills in a chemistry lab?
Report immediately, follow cleanup procedures, and dispose of waste properly.
What safety measures should I follow when using Bunsen burners?
Proper setup, lighting, and flame adjustment for safety.
What attire is recommended for working in a chemistry lab?
Wear long pants, closed leather shoes, and goggles with side shields.
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