Flowing or loose clothing (especially sleeves of a top/dress) could knock over chemicals and/or catch fire.
drop everything and follow your class
Yes he did have a lab.
Pages should not be torn out of your physics lab book. Missing pages make any book less useful. Why can't you simply photocopy any pages and leave the book intact?
Clean, without any chemical resadue and put back it ints orginal positions
Well plasma can certainly be made in the lab.
Lab apron is worn over clothes and skin to protect the body and clothing while in the lab.
Yes. Because you should not wear loose clothing or something danerous could happen!
Long, loose clothing that might interfere with your area is considered a hazard and is not permitted. Long hair should be pulled back and all jewelry should be removed.
goggles and cover your hair. also closed toed shoes are a good one.
They wear normal clothes, the lab coats are just worn to protect their clothing from spills and stains.
Open toed shoes should not be worn in a lab because if a chemical spills on your foot,then it could be pretty serious.(plus it would hurt)
To avoid contamination from a person's normally worn clothing, brought into the lab from outside, special in-lab sterile clothing must be worn, and de-contaminate procedures carefully followed. Such care is also to prevent possibly harmful bacteria from being taken out of the lab on a person's clothing - something that must be avoided.
its important to keep your long hair tied back in the lab because it could touch the chemicals and burn.
no short pans and slippers.... hair suppose 2 be tied...
So that corrosive chemicals don't land on top of your bare feet
Normal street clothing, or whatever uniform your job requires.
I think long,loose hair is unsafe in a lab because you could burn your hair.