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ChE-309 Chemical Engineering Laboratory-I Laboratory Manual

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Safety in the <strong>Laboratory</strong><br />

Preparation<br />

Before starting any laboratory operation ask and answer the following<br />

questions by yourself:<br />

1. Have I done this before<br />

2. Do I have the proper equipment<br />

3. Does anything look wrong<br />

4. What are the hazards<br />

5. Should I work in a fume hood<br />

6. Do I need goggles or other safety equipment<br />

7. Do I need additional help<br />

8. Should I check further with my instructor<br />

9. Have I planned this experiment or exercise<br />

10. Do I know what to do, if there is an accident<br />

11. Do I know where the fire extinguishers are located<br />

LABORATORY SAFETY RULES<br />

1. NO SMOKING IN THE LABORATORY:<br />

2. Safety glasses will be worn at all times where applicable during<br />

laboratory periods. These glasses will be kept between laboratory<br />

sessions in the racks provided.<br />

3. Wear apron (lab overall) in the lab when running apparatus and<br />

handling liquids.<br />

4. Wear rubber gloves when handling liquids.<br />

5. When dangerous chemicals are in use, a second person should be<br />

within call.<br />

6. Find out the location of First Aid Box.<br />

7. Before operating any valve, switch, etc., know precisely what the<br />

effect of your manipulation will be.<br />

8. Turn off all the valves on cylinders of compressed or liquefied gases<br />

when not in use.<br />

9. Students are not allowed to open gas cylinders. Ask the technician.<br />

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