Safety in the Chemical Laboratory
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1 Safety in the Chemical Laboratory A. Emergency Equipment 1. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS When to use Uncontrolled fires. IF THE FIRE IS TOO LARGE TO PUT OUT WITH A FIRE EXTINGUISHER, evacuate the room. Turn off the main gas supply for the room if that can be done safely, close the door behind you, pull the fire alarm, and evacuate the building. Comments Remember to pull out the safety pin from the side of the handle with a sharp pull. Aim at the BASE of the flames and pull the trigger sweeping back and forth over the area in flames. Large extinguishers will spray for about 20 s, smaller ones for about 10 s. You must be within 4 5 m (12 15 ft) for the spray to be effective. DO NOT spray the contents of an extinguisher on a person. Some types of extinguishers can freeze flesh or drive powder into the eyes or lungs. School extinguishers are usually general purpose and can be used on chemical, electrical, and general fires which might occur. VERSION: February 1, 2008
2 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 2 2. FIRE BLANKET When to use Used when a student s clothing or hair catches on fire. Used to smother burning material on the floor or bench. Comments If your clothing catches on fire, stop, drop, and roll. Blanket can be used to smother flames. Once the fire is out, remove any burned clothing (unless it has melted onto the skin). It is very important to get burned skin cooled as soon as possible. 3. EYEWASH FOUNTAIN When to use Used any time a chemical or solution gets into eyes. Comment Push lever to turn on eyewash. Stream of water must strike your eyes DIRECTLY. Blinking rapidly helps wash underneath the lids. Keep washing the eyes for at least 15 minutes. People wearing contact lenses are at greater risk of having eye damage. The lenses may absorb chemicals and trap them against the eyes. Do not use the eye wash if you suspect that there is glass in you eyes as well as chemicals.
3 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 3 4. EMERGENCY SHOWER When to use Used when hazardous chemicals spray over large areas of the body or clothing. Comments Use hand-held shower to spray water liberally over the affected area. If a hazardous liquid chemical or solution soaks into you clothing, the affected clothing must be removed after the washing. 5. NEUTRALIZING SOLUTION When to use Use this solution whenever an acidic or basic ( caustic ) solution has come into contact with your skin. DO NOT USE IN YOUR EYES use the eyewash if something gets in you eyes. Comments Consists of a dilute solution of sodium acetate and acetic acid ( vinegar ) and is more or less harmless to the skin for short periods of exposure. If skin feels slippery before applying neutralizing solution, the chemical which contacted the skin was a base and prolonged washing of skin must take place. After washing with neutralizing solution, continue to wash with warm soapy water.
4 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 4 6. Some final notes on emergencies: a) Priorities If more than one piece of equipment is needed or more than one problem has arisen, tend to the most serious problem first. a person on fire (immediately life threatening), then a person with chemicals or glass in eyes (threatens permanent blindness), then a person soaked with chemicals (harm to skin; generally slower reaction due to natural protective oils on skin). b) Sources of First-Aid Assistance Mr. Rempel, Mr. Johnson B. Protective Equipment 1. SAFETY GLASSES When to use Safety glasses MUST be worn whenever chemicals are being used or glass work is being performed. Putting on safety glasses at the start of a lab period MUST become an automatic reflex. Comments Safety glasses must be worn for the entire lab period whether you are handling chemicals or not. Only putting on the safety glasses when you are handling chemicals will not prevent chemicals from getting in you eyes from someone else.
5 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 5 2. LABCOATS When to use Labcoats MUST be worn whenever chemicals are being used. Putting on labcoats at the start of a lab period MUST become an automatic reflex. Comments Completely button up to prevent chemicals from being spilled on the front of clothing. 3. FUME HOODS Long sleeves must be rolled up. When to use The fume hood is used whenever poisonous or offensive odours are produced. Normally the instructions for an experiment will specify the use of a fume hood as part of the procedure. Comments Learn where the On/Off buttons for the fume hood are located. It is NOT necessary to pull down the glass partition during usage; the hood has sufficient draft to keep fumes out of the room even when the glass is fully up. The only time it should be necessary to pull down the glass is when the reaction may splatter out of its container.
6 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 6 C. In Case of Fire 1. The first and most important thing to do is to back out of harm s way and evacuate the situation. 2. Next, warn the teacher and other students with a shout. 3. CONTROLLED FIRES: If a fire is controlled, in the sense that it is in a beaker, flask, or test tube, the fire can often be put out by placing a watch glass or inverted beaker over the top of the container and smothering the fire. DO NOT PANIC, in most cases the fire will burn out on its own. 4. UNCONTROLLED FIRES: If the fire is not minor and will possibly continue to spread, everyone must immediately evacuate the room except those how may be using a fire extinguisher. If possible someone should turn off the main gas supply in the room. Also, someone should pull the fire alarm to evacuate the building. The door must be closed after the LAST person is out. Important: Students MUST quickly go to the designated assembly point so that a roll call can be made to check that everyone is out of the building safely.
7 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 7 D. Some Laboratory Hazards HAZARD Spilled chemicals Broken glass Burning chemicals in container Chemicals on hands Smelling chemical vapours Loose hair or floppy clothing / accessories NATURE OF HAZARD Chemical burns Cuts; chemical in cuts Burns Chemical burns; skin irritation or allergic reaction Strong odours may injure nasal passages Burns or chemical spillage; equipment knocked onto floor HOW TO DEAL WITH HAZARD Notify the teacher for cleanup instructions. Notify the teacher for cleanup instructions if chemicals are mixed with the glass. Otherwise, use a broom/dustpan and put broken glass into the BROKEN GLASS container. Smother with watch glass or beaker or leave to burn out. Wash off immediately with large amounts of water. Use a NEUTRALIZING solution if the chemicals are acid, base, or have unknown properties to you. Holding container in front of you, gently waft odours to your nose with a wave of the and over the container and towards the nose. Tie long hair back with elastics. Secure loose clothing and accessories.
8 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 8 Bunsen burners Burns; fires Tie long hair back or use elastics. DON T keep burner gas on for more than a few seconds if burner won t start. Never point the open end of test tube at anyone when heating materials in a test tube. DO NOT fill test tubes more than ¾ full and heat test tube evenly. DO NOT use a bunsen burner near flammable liquids.
9 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 9 E. General Rules of Safe Laboratory Conduct 1. NO horseplay in the lab. 2. NO running in the lab. 3. NO eating, drinking, or chewing gum in the lab. 4. DO NOT carry out unauthorized experiments. DO NOT mix chemicals other than in the way you have been instructed. 5. Test for hot object with the back of your hand. 6. DO NOT use cracked glassware to heat things. 7. Always prepare for an experiment by reading the procedure carefully. 8. Label ALL reagents. 9. DO NOT return unused chemicals to their bottles (take only as much as you need). 10. Keep your work area clear. 11. Clean up all spills immediately. 12. Start clean up 10 minutes prior to the end of class. 13. Clean up your work area at the end of the lab. 14. Inform the teacher of all accidents no matter how minor.
10 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 10 F. Safety Symbols 1. WHMIS SYMBOLS 1. COMPRESSED GAS aerosol containers, gas tanks 2. IMMEDIATE TOXIC EFFECTS (POISON) arsenic, cyanide, methanol 3. LONG TERM TOXIC EFFECTS (CARCINOGENS) benzene, tobacco tar, asbestos 4. CORROSIVE caustic material, acids and bases 5. FLAMMABLE propane, butane, gasoline 6. OXIDIZER nitrates, chlorates 7. BIOHAZARD infectious diseases, viruses, body fluids, bacteria 8. HIGHLY REACTIVE (UNSTABLE) radioactive materials, nitroglycerine, explosives
11 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc HOUSEHOLD SAFETY SYMBOLS
12 Chemistry 11 Unit 1 Safety (T).doc 12 G. Laboratory Equipment
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