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Safety Practices for 7th Grade Science Students

Safety Practices for 7th Grade Science Students. Heat. or. Fire. Working with. Heat or Fire. When working with heat or fire, you will need to wear safety goggles. To move hot objects you will need to use the right tongs. Different types of containers use different sets of tongs.

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Safety Practices for 7th Grade Science Students

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  1. Safety Practices for 7th Grade Science Students

  2. Heat or Fire Working with

  3. Heat or Fire

  4. When working with heat or fire, you will need to wear safety goggles. To move hot objects you will need to use the right tongs. Different types of containers use different sets of tongs.

  5. 1. Use a hot plate or burner to heat things. Pay close attention to instructions. Never leave a burner unattended. 2. If you have long hair, pull it away from your face or put in a ponytail. Never reach across an open flame

  6. 3. Use tongs or heavy gloves to handle hot items. 4. Do not put your face or hands over any boiling liquid. 5. When heating chemicals or other materials, be sure the containers are made of heat-proof glass and are open NOT closed. Put a wire screen between the container and the flame

  7. 6. Never point container at anyone while it is being heated. 7. Keep all extra materials away from heat sources. 8. Handle hot liquids with care. Put the back of your hand next to the container to determine how hot it is.

  8. 9. Turn off the heat source as soon as you are finished with it. • Do not move the hot plate or burner. • Hot and cold glassware look exactly the same.

  9. Fire Blanket: A fire blanket is used to wrap a student if any part of the student’s clothing catches on fire. The fire blanket is stored in a marked container on the wall. Fire Safety Equipment

  10. Lab Safety Equipment

  11. Electrical Equipment Working with

  12. Electrical Hazard

  13. 1. Do not leave electrical cords where someone could trip over them. 2. Keep cords away from a heat source and water. 3. Never touch electrical equipment or cords with wet hands.

  14. 4. Turn off all equipment when finished with an investigation. 5. Grasp the plug to disconnect equipment. Do not pull on the cord.

  15. Sharp Objects Working with

  16. Sharp/Pointed Object

  17. 1. When cutting, place the object on a flat surface. Do not hold it in your hand. 2. Always handle sharp instruments carefully. They can cause severe cuts if used incorrectly.

  18. 3. Do not walk fast or run with sharp objects in your hands. 4. Always cut away from your body and others.

  19. Chemicals Working with

  20. When working with chemicals, you will need to wear safety goggles. Regular eyeglasses do not give adequate protection. Many chemicals require the use of gloves. Check your MSDS sheet or lab write-up for the right equipment.

  21. Corrosive Substance

  22. Many chemicals can stain or dissolve fabrics. Aprons should be worn to protect your clothing. Check your lab write-up or MSDS sheet to determine if tongs are needed to handle containers of chemicals.

  23. 1. Keep your hands away from your face, eyes, and body while using solutions. 2. Don’t taste chemicals. 3. Dispose of chemicals according to teacher’s instructions. To avoid contamination, NEVER return chemicals to their original containers

  24. 4. Inform your teacher if you get chemicals on your skin. And immediately wash with water. If chemicals get in your eyes, flush immediately with water and have someone tell the teacher. Notify the teacher of any spills. 5. Pour chemicals over the sink or over a designated container.

  25. 6. When acids are combined with water they can splash and get on your hands, your face, or in your eyes. If you need to combine an acid or a base with water, remember: Always add acids and bases to water NOT the other way around.

  26. Chemical Safety Lab Equipment Eye/Face Wash: If any hazardous material should be splashed on the face or eye area the eye wash station should be used to “flush” the affected area. Proper use of the eyewash station will be demonstrated by the teacher.

  27. Final Reminders

  28. Always follow your teacher’s instructions when: • modifying lab procedures. • performing activities outside the lab procedure. • an injury or accident occurs. • throwing away chemicals and other materials.

  29. Know the location of lab safety equipment and know how to use it. • Always notify your teacher when: • There is a spill • Glassware or something else is broken. • An accident/injury occurs

  30. No Horseplay or Fooling around in the laboratory!

  31. Laboratory or or or or Work comes before talking! Always Practice Lab Safety

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