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1. What is the Question of the Day? 2. What do you have to write down? Acceptable Answer: 1. Question of the Day = At the bell (1 st thing you do every day) 2. Must write question, answer, + date 9-2 Day 3 9- 2
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1. How can we safely carry out chemistry labs in this room?
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Does everyone have a book AND a syllabus? Parent info sheet due tomorrow! NAMES
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1. Where is the eye wash? Getting oriented to the room: 2. What does the fire blanket look like? Where is it? 3. Where is the fume hood? It protects you from __________
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1. DO wear goggles 2. DO follow instructions 3. DO collaborate The 3 dos this season in chemistry:
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The 4 th do this season in chemistry fashion: 4. When working with strong acids OR bases – DO wear gloves
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Know lab procedures before you start. Perform ONLY assigned activities Tie back long hair NO horseplay Never point testtubes at a face Never smell chemicals directly … WAFT! NOTIFY NOTIFY NOTIFY
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Read and double check labels Avoid contact with skin liquids = wash for 15 minutes solids = brush off and notify in eye = wash 15 minutes, do NOT remove contact When mixing an acid and water, always add the acid to the water
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Turn gas off to turn off a burner After use, burners and hot plates should be unplugged Never look into a container that is being heated Never point testtubes at a face Never heat a closed container unless explicitly directed to do so
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Cuts = wash immediately for 15 mins.
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Burn Care (3 Cs) Control (flames), Cool (w/ H 2 O), Cover
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Day 4 9-3 1. What are the 3 dos in chemistry (use your notes from yesterday if necessary)?
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1. Record the following definition: corrosive –highly reactive and causes damage to living tissue – strong acids and bases are corrosive 2. What are the three Cs of burn care? Day 5 9-8
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Slide down a wall Head between knees Take slow deep breathes
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Looking at a label:
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1. What are the 3 dos in chemistry class? 2. What is the fourth do? When do we do it? 3. What could we use to measure the volume of a liquid?
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REVIEW What 3 ratings appear on chemical labels? What types of substances are corrosive?
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REVIEW If a chemical is marked with the symbol to the left its health rating is most likely …?
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REVIEW Predict the flammability rating for water.
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Safety Symbols Review + remember the following symbols: Eye Safety Flammability Corrosive Poison Fume
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Safety Symbols DRAW the following symbols on page R50 in the back of the book: Eye Safety Flammability Corrosive Poison Fume
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1. Record the following definition: corrosive –highly reactive and causes damage to living tissue – strong acids and bases are corrosive 2. What are the three Cs of burn care? Day 5 9-8
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1. Which piece of lab equipment can be used for a beaker cover or to evaporate liquid (use your equipment list)? 2. Which piece of equipment is used to grind something into a powder? Day 6 9-9 Period 3
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Binder Book Parent info. Sheet
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1. What should you do if you feel like you might faint? – BE SPECIFIC! 2. What are the 3 Cs of burn care?
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2. What are the 3 dos in chemistry (use your notes from yesterday if necessary)?
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Looking at a label:
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1. Which piece of lab equipment can be used for a beaker cover or to evaporate liquid (use your equipment list)? 2.Which piece of equipment is used to grind something into a powder? Day 6 9-9 Periods 1, 7, and 8
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Day 1 9-4 Review what happened in the safety lab and try to identify the three unknowns (tell me what you can about them). Substance A (added to material) = ? Substance B (added to water) = ? Substance C (liquid added to egg) = ? Substance D (solid added to egg) =
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Substance A: In the water: Liquid in the egg: Solid in the egg: Sulfuric Acid Potassium Hydrochloric Acid Sodium Hydroxide
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