What are the 10 safety rules in a science lab?

Answer 1

10 Safety rules in a science lab is...

1. Always get your teacher's permission before attempting any laboratory investigation.
2. Read the procedures carefully, paying attention to safety information and cautionary statements.
3. Never work alone in the laboratory.
4. Walk with care and keep your work area free from all unnecessary clutter.
5. Wear approved safety goggles when working with or around chemicals, any mechanical device, or any type of flame or heating device. If any substance gets in your eyes or spills or your skin or clothes, rinse it immediately with water and have someone notify your teacher.
6. Wear protective gloves or oven mitts to avoid burns.
7. Be trustworthy and never touch, taste, smell or mix any chemicals unless your teacher instructs you do so.
8. Use knives and other sharp instruments with extreme care. Always cut an object after placing it on a suitable surface for cutting.
9. Clean your work area before leaving! Follow your teacher's directions for washing, unplugging and putting away the equipment. Wash hands with soap and water after working in the laboratory.
10. . Stay, work and talk to your own group. Don't leave your group and work area unless instructed by the teacher. Do not sit on counters or tables.

Answer 2

When working in a laboratory it is essential to abide by safety rules. Ten safety precautions to obey are: wear safety goggles, keep your hair tied back, do not dispose chemicals down the drain, when not using turn gas off, wash hands after using any chemicals, wipe up spills, have fire extinguisher nearby, turn Bunsen burner on orange safety flame, do not have any bags near burners and do not put a pipette in your mouth.

Answer 3

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