Across
- 4. - The standard baseline measurement system used by scientists worldwide based on units of 10.
- 7. - The amount of space an object or liquid takes up, measured in liters or milliliters.
- 9. - Tool used to measure length or distance in millimeters and centimeters.
- 10. - A collective term for scientific equipment or tools used to conduct an experiment.
- 11. - Standard scientific unit of measurement for temperature.
- 12. - Having to do with physical hazards involving substances, acids, or reactive solutions.
- 13. - The curved upper surface of a liquid in a graduated cylinder, read at the exact bottom.
Down
- 1. - Type of safety rules dealing with living organisms, bacteria, or biological specimens.
- 2. - Your formal written agreement on the safety contract confirming you understand lab rules.
- 3. - Physical safety equipment worn to protect your eyes from chemical splashes and debris.
- 5. - Station used to rinse out your eyes immediately if a hazardous substance splashes into them.
- 6. - Disposal container specifically designated for broken glass, needles, or scalpel blades.
- 8. - Initial starting data or standard measurement against which future changes are compared.