Science 3: Handling & Disposal

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Froggy Jumps Science 3: Handling & DisposalOnline version Safety and disposal basics by Sismondo, Rolyn Jane S. 1 What should you wear to protect skin and eyes when handling chemicals? a No protection needed b Safety goggles and gloves c Lab coat only 2 How should chemical waste be disposed of in most classrooms? a In the designated chemical waste container b Pour down the sink c Bury in soil 3 Which item is used to prevent spills during experiments? a Open flask without cover b A paper towel roll c A spill tray 4 What is the first step if a chemical spills on skin? a Rinse with plenty of water b Wait for it to dry c Wipe with a cloth 5 Why is waste segregation important in a lab? a To ensure proper disposal and reduce danger b To save time c To use more containers 6 Where should sharps (needles, broken glass) go after use? a Reused in experiments b Regular trash c Sharps container 7 What should you do with broken glass? a Reuse in demo b Place in a designated glass disposal box c Recycle as regular plastic 8 How should batteries be disposed of in most schools? a In battery recycling or designated container b Throw in regular trash c Bury in soil 9 What is an example of a hazardous waste label requirement? a Label with contents and hazard symbol b Only date the item c No label needed 10 What is the best way to store chemicals before use? a In labeled, compatible containers with lids closed b Unlabeled and open c In any container

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Science 3: Handling & DisposalOnline version

Safety and disposal basics

by Sismondo, Rolyn Jane S.

What should you wear to protect skin and eyes when handling chemicals?

No protection needed

Safety goggles and gloves

Lab coat only

How should chemical waste be disposed of in most classrooms?

In the designated chemical waste container

Pour down the sink

Bury in soil

Which item is used to prevent spills during experiments?

Open flask without cover

A paper towel roll

A spill tray

What is the first step if a chemical spills on skin?

Rinse with plenty of water

Wait for it to dry

Wipe with a cloth

Why is waste segregation important in a lab?

To ensure proper disposal and reduce danger

To save time

To use more containers

Where should sharps (needles, broken glass) go after use?

Reused in experiments

Regular trash

Sharps container

What should you do with broken glass?

Reuse in demo

Place in a designated glass disposal box

Recycle as regular plastic

How should batteries be disposed of in most schools?

In battery recycling or designated container

Throw in regular trash

Bury in soil

What is an example of a hazardous waste label requirement?

Label with contents and hazard symbol

Only date the item

No label needed

What is the best way to store chemicals before use?

In labeled, compatible containers with lids closed

Unlabeled and open

In any container

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Science 3: Handling & DisposalOnline version

by Sismondo, Rolyn Jane S.

What should you wear to protect skin and eyes when handling chemicals?

How should chemical waste be disposed of in most classrooms?

Which item is used to prevent spills during experiments?

What is the first step if a chemical spills on skin?

Why is waste segregation important in a lab?

Where should sharps (needles, broken glass) go after use?

What should you do with broken glass?

How should batteries be disposed of in most schools?

What is an example of a hazardous waste label requirement?

What is the best way to store chemicals before use?

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