It is okay to wait until the end of the lab to let your teacher know that there has been an accident, injury, or incorrect procedure performed.

Safety goggles and a lab coat or apron should be worn in the lab, along with gloves if necessary.

Chemicals can be returned to their stock bottles if they haven’t been used for the experiment.

It is okay to work alone in the lab.

Stock containers shouldn’t be taken to your lab bench. Instead, take only the amount that you need, using a beaker, test tube, or paper.

Hot glass cools quickly, so you can touch it with your bare hands immediately after removing it from heat.

It is not okay to wear baggy clothing and dangly jewelry in lab.

Never look down the mouth of a test tube or point it at another person or yourself when heating it.

The fume hood should be used when handling toxic and combustible gases.

If any chemical comes into contact with your skin or eyes, you must flush the area immediately to ensure no further injury.

Broken glass, unused chemicals, and products of reactions can be disposed of in the sink or trash can without consulting your teacher.

When a lab period is done, it is important to clean up the work area. Gas and water must be turned off, and you must wash your hands before leaving the room.

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