16 Questions
Which type of chemical hazard includes substances like carbon monoxide and cyanide?
Asphyxiants
What is the primary characteristic of corrosive substances like sulfuric acid and sodium hydroxide?
They cause tissue damage upon contact
Which substance is considered an extreme fire hazard, especially in laboratory settings?
Acetone
Which concept involves recognizing hazards, assessing risks, minimizing risks, and preparing for emergencies from uncontrolled hazards?
RAMP concept
What is the primary concern with incompatible compounds in a laboratory setting?
They react violently with each other
What has led to many explosions in laboratories according to the provided text?
Inappropriate mixing of nitric acid with organic chemicals
What is the purpose of Chemical Safety Levels (CSLs)?
To define levels of hazard based on a risk assessment
What is the appropriate action for a small liquid spill or splash affecting only a small area of skin?
Flush the skin with flowing water for at least 15 minutes
What is the recommended attire for working in a laboratory?
Safety goggles, breathing mask, gloves, and a chemical and flame lab coat
What should be used to handle broken glass in a laboratory?
Brush and a dustpan
What should be done before using a chemical in the laboratory?
Read the label
What action should be taken if clothing is contaminated with a larger spill of a liquid chemical?
Go to the nearest safety shower immediately
What should be used for emergency fire response in a laboratory?
Fire extinguisher and fire blanket
What should be worn to protect the eyes when working in the laboratory?
Safety goggles (polycarbonate eye wear)
"Do not work alone in the lab" is an example of:
"An important safety guideline"
"Don't Taste or Sniff Chemicals, they are not food" emphasizes:
"The toxicity of certain chemicals"
Test your knowledge about the classification of chemical hazards and their potential health impacts. Learn about different types of chemical hazards such as asphyxiants, corrosives, irritants, and flammable substances.
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