Lab Safety Vocabulary

A Fire Blanket is a safety tool used to wrap around a person whose clothing has caught on fire, helping to extinguish the flames.

A Lab Apron is protective clothing worn to shield the body and clothes from spills and splashes of chemicals during experiments.

Safety Goggles are protective eyewear designed to cover the eyes and prevent hazardous materials from causing damage.

Protective Gloves are worn on the hands to protect against corrosive chemicals and volatile solvents during laboratory work.

A Fire Extinguisher is a device used to put out small fires in the laboratory, essential for safety in case of an accidental fire.

Safety Goggles protect your eyes from harmful chemicals and flying debris, ensuring your vision and safety during experiments.

You should use a Fire Blanket to wrap around yourself to smother the flames and stop the fire.

The purpose of a Lab Apron is to protect your skin and clothing from chemical spills and splashes during lab activities.

You should use a Fire Extinguisher in the event of a fire in the laboratory to help control and extinguish the flames.

Safety Goggles are typically made from impact-resistant plastic to provide a barrier against hazardous materials.