Lab Safety Project by Max Kikkawa

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Across
  1. 1. Always follow the ________ for a lab completely.
  2. 4. A common time for accidents to happen after a lab is mostly over.
  3. 8. Never _____ in a lab! Always be careful and serious.
  4. 14. Place where test tubes are held vertically.
  5. 15. Often used in cooking, this device makes it easy to manually break something down into a powder.
  6. 16. Cracks or _______ in glassware are unsafe; glassware with these should not be heated.
  7. 17. The correct color for the flame of a bunsen burner.
  8. 18. The person who cleans up spills and shattered glass.
  9. 19. Use these to protect your eyes from chemical spills and splashes.
  10. 20. A substance sometimes used by a teacher to clean up chemical spills.
  11. 21. Don't _______ inside of a lab because it could cause contamination. ________ your food outside of the lab.
  12. 22. Uses a bulb to transfer small volumes of fluid in droplets.
Down
  1. 2. Used when somebody gets a large chemical spill or burn in the lab.
  2. 3. Uses alcohol or mercury to measure temperature.
  3. 5. Use a _______ when available in order to contain possible spills.
  4. 6. When you get chemicals in your eyes, wash them in the eye wash station for at least __________ minutes.
  5. 7. A tall container used to accurately measure volume in mL.
  6. 9. Clothing in labs should generally be made out of a sturdy, _______ fabric such as cotton.
  7. 10. A conical glass container for fluids that can be heated.
  8. 11. Don't heat anything on a bunsen burner that could produce a _________.
  9. 12. It is a misconception that you need to _______ a lab thermometer in order to get it to function properly. However, this is not the case, and doing so can lead to the thermometer breaking.
  10. 13. The acid with a relatively high pH that is used to clean chemical spills on skin.