Chemistry 6th Grade - Pre Comp Review - Basis Shavano, San Antonio
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1. What is the fire extinguisher used for?: To put out fires
2. What is the fire blanket used for?: To smother somebody who is on fire
3. What is a safety shower/ eyewash used for?: To cleanse chemicals off the body
4. What are the 3 ways chemicals can enter your body?: Ingestion, inhalation, absorption
5. In the NFPA Diamond Label, what does blue mean?: Hazardous
6. In the NFPA Diamond Label, what does red mean?: Flammable
7. In the NFPA Diamond Label, what does yellow mean?: Reactive
8. What does this symbol mean?: Corrosive
9. What does this symbol mean?: It means flammable
10. What does this symbol mean?: Toxic
11. What is a beaker used for?: Stirring, mixing, or heating liquid.
12. What are Erlenmeyer flasks used for?: Same functions as beaker
13. What are volumetric flasks used for?: To prepare dillutions and solutions
14. What are graduated cylinders used for?: measure volume of liquids
15. What are stir rods used for?: To stir
16. What are pipettes used for?: Transfers liquids
17. What are scoopulas used for?: Transfers solids
18. What are funnels used for?: Transfers substances from large to small containers
19. What is weigh paper used for?: Transfers solids, too
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_7w40o6
1. What is the fire extinguisher used for?: To put out fires
2. What is the fire blanket used for?: To smother somebody who is on fire
3. What is a safety shower/ eyewash used for?: To cleanse chemicals off the body
4. What are the 3 ways chemicals can enter your body?: Ingestion, inhalation, absorption
5. In the NFPA Diamond Label, what does blue mean?: Hazardous
6. In the NFPA Diamond Label, what does red mean?: Flammable
7. In the NFPA Diamond Label, what does yellow mean?: Reactive
8. What does this symbol mean?: Corrosive
9. What does this symbol mean?: It means flammable
10. What does this symbol mean?: Toxic
11. What is a beaker used for?: Stirring, mixing, or heating liquid.
12. What are Erlenmeyer flasks used for?: Same functions as beaker
13. What are volumetric flasks used for?: To prepare dillutions and solutions
14. What are graduated cylinders used for?: measure volume of liquids
15. What are stir rods used for?: To stir
16. What are pipettes used for?: Transfers liquids
17. What are scoopulas used for?: Transfers solids
18. What are funnels used for?: Transfers substances from large to small containers
19. What is weigh paper used for?: Transfers solids, too
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