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So you can use them properly! Misusing laboratory techniques can be extremely dangerous for one, but will also lead to incorrect data and wrong conclusions when doing experiments.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 15y agoIf you are a hands on chemist then knowing laboratory techniques provides the following benefits:
- you are less likely to blow things up and kill yourself
- you are less likely to blow things up and kill others
- you are less likely to create a poisonous gas cloud and kill yourself
- you are less likely to create a poisonous gas cloud and kill others
- you are less likely to spill acid and disfigure your face
- you are less likely to spill acid and disfigure other's faces
- you are more likely to get the chemical result you were after
- you are more likely to get a better chemical result (better yield)
If you are a hands-off chemist (designing reactions that others implement) then understanding lavoratory techniques provides the following benefits:
- understanding if the equation your are suggesting is practical
- understanding the costs of a chemical reaction (e.g. requires heat) make the end product worth the expense of production
- understanding the risks of a chemical reaction vs. alternative reactions (see the section above)
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∙ 12y agoThe importance of a laboratory in chemistry is to be able to have a well equipped area for experiments.
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∙ 7y agoExamples: learning, research, preparation of chemicals, chemical analysis, etc.
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