It's OK to remove your safety goggles if they bother you, rub your nose wrong, or if you are EXTRA careful while doing experiments.

This is a trick question and I am offended.

This is not a trick question but I am offended.

Open-toed shoes are OK in the lab _____.

as long as your are EXTRA careful

as long as you just painted your toenails

Your backpack should be kept...

Completely under your desk or in a space designated for backpack storage.

in the middle of the floor so that people will trip on them and make hilarious youtube videos.

Jutting out from under a desk so that people will trip on them and make hilarious youtube videos.

On a table hanging over the edge so that if a person you don't like knocks it over you can accuse them and play a victim.

Chemicals and Bunsen burners being used in an experiment should be ______.

placed away from the edge of the lab table.

near the edge so someone's hair might catch on fire and we finally get some excitment in the lab

on top of a stack of books or backpack to allow distance between you and the dangerous chemicals

on the floor so that it cannot possibly fall and cause irreparable damage.

Prescription glasses are OK to wear as safety googles so long as they cover the eye area.

As long as the frames are designed frames and very expensive.

If your beautiful long flowing hair catches fire, what should you do?

Allow you or a fellow classmate to pat it out or use the shower in the lab.

Run around the lab flailing your arms and screaming like Kevin in Home Alone

Politely wait in line to inform the instructor that your hair is on fire.

Run outside flailing your arms and screaming like Kevin in Home Alone

If a chemical gets in your eyes you should....

use the eyewash station to rinse out the chemical.

not worry about it. What's the worst that can happen?

not do anything so that you can be blind like your Aunt Baluga.

What is the correct way to insert glass tubing into a rubber stopper?

The hand inserting the rubber stopper should be as near to the stopper as possible.

Hold the glass tube 12 inches from the stopped and wiggle while pushing.

Place the stopper on the lab bench and insert the glass tubing downward.

Place the glass tubing on the lab bench facing upward and slide the stopper onto the glass tubing.

When disposing chemicals.....

know what to do with the chemicals BEFORE you start the lab (the instructor or instructions should tell you).

pour it down the trough and watch the fun begin (not in our lab, but in college labs troughs are common).

pour it down the sink with water

Number one rule for pouring chemicals from one container to another...

Pour very slowly and carefully!

Use an eye dropper for added safety no matter the volume.

Don't every pour chemicals from one container to another. This is a trick question and I am offended!

Chemistry Lab Apparatus/Safety Quiz

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