4. BONUS: Lab Techniques and Procedures

Which of the following laboratory items is specifically designed to protect you from a chemical burn?

Which laboratory instrument is commonly used to measure the mass of an object or substance?

Which part of a Bunsen burner is typically labeled as the 'barrel' in laboratory diagrams?

Which of the following materials can be safely stored on open shelves in the laboratory?

Which instrument is commonly used in the laboratory to measure the mass of a substance?

When using the tare function on a balance, what should you do first?

When measuring the resistance of a component using a standard digital multimeter, which ports should you connect the test leads to?

Which of the following is a necessary characteristic for a location to be suitable for chemical storage in a laboratory?

Which of the following is NOT required to appear on a chemical label in a laboratory setting?

Where can information regarding the safety and handling of a specific chemical be found in a laboratory setting?

In which of the following situations would you use a laboratory fume hood?

In a conductivity apparatus, like the one above, you should never touch the electrodes while the power is on. Which part should you avoid touching to ensure safety?

Which of the following best explains why all chemicals in the laboratory should be considered dangerous?

Which of the following best describes the primary function of a chemist's microscope in the laboratory?

Which of the following best describes the location you should use for mixing chemicals in a laboratory?