Warm Up Aug. 3, 2010 Write down at least 3 expectations that I have for you while you are in my classroom Pull out the pink paper containing a periodic.

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Warm Up Aug. 3, 2010 Write down at least 3 expectations that I have for you while you are in my classroom Pull out the pink paper containing a periodic table and safety rules Have out paper and something to write with for taking notes

Safety Symbol Corrosive chemical

Safety Symbol Fire Extinguisher

Safety Symbols Radioactive Material

Safety Symbols Flammable

Safety Symbols Biohazard material

Safety Symbols Eye Protection Eye Wash Station

Safety Symbols Toxic Material Chemical Hazard Symbol

MSDS Material Safety Data Sheets Information about EVERY chemical Flammables, Corrosives, Toxins, Reactives Description of the chemical (Solid, liquid, etc.) Health hazards (Carcinogenic, poison, skin irritant, etc.) First aid (Wash eyes, wash affected area, etc.) Protection (goggles, gloves, etc.) Disposal Procedures Fire Data

Labeling Name of chemical Its concentration (if it is a solution) Who made it When it was made Storage codes (don’t work about this)