Gen Chem 1 Lab: Final~ Study Guide Questions And Complete Solutions
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CHEM106
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CHEM106
Lab 1: know how to identify lab equipment - Lab 1: know how to identify lab equipment
all the time - Approved eye protection is to be worn:
not permitted - Eating in the lab is:
take a breath of air and fan the vapors toward you - If you need to smell a chemical, you should:
direct the ...
Gen Chem 1 Lab: Final~ Study Guide Questions And
Complete Solutions
Lab 1: know how to identify lab equipment - Lab 1: know how to identify lab equipment
all the time - Approved eye protection is to be worn:
not permitted - Eating in the lab is:
take a breath of air and fan the vapors toward you - If you need to smell a chemical, you should:
direct the open end of the tube away from other students - When heating liquids in a test tube, you
should:
not allowed - Unauthorized experiments are:
flood the area with water for 10 minutes - If a chemical is spilled on your skin, you should:
pour the reagent into a small container - When taking liquids from a reagent bottle,:
dangerous and should not be worn - In the lab, open-toed shoes and shorts are:
never - When is it alright to taste a chemical?
return it to its proper location - After you use a reagent bottle,:
read the entire procedure - Before starting an experiment,:
not allowed - Working alone in the lab without supervision is:
, before you leave the lab - You should wash your hands:
stored out of the way, not on the lab bench - Personal items (books, sweaters, etc) should be:
discard it using proper disposal procedures - When you have taken too much of a chemical, you should:
practical, protective clothing - In the lab, you should wear:
use appropriate absorbent if necessary - If a chemical is spilled on the table,:
call your instructor - If a hazardous chemical is spilled,:
drop to the ground and roll - If your hair or shirt catches on fire, you should:
placed in a special waste container - A hazardous waste should be:
density - the degree of compactness of a substance
mass over volume (m/V) - What is the density formula?
g/cm^3 or g/mL - What are the density units?
Your eye must be level with the meniscus. The 100-mL graduated cylinder is marked every 1 mL so it's
certain to the 1's digit. So the reported volume will include one uncertain digit. For example, 83 would
be reported as 83.1 or something similar - How do you read a graduated cylinder?
If given the mass, length, and diameter, you are able to determine the volume using the volume formula
of the specified shape. The use the D=m/V formula and plug in the numbers, giving you the density. -
How do you calculate density from experimental data?
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