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WORKING

ACCURATELY AND
SAFELY
OUR TEAM MEMBERS

Freddie Meric

Apple Kuang Khant Kyaw


Yuri
Kaung Si Thu
William
Zwe Lin Naing
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IMPORTANCE OF
ACCURACY AND HOW
TO
Why ACHIEVE
Accuracy IT
is Key in Chemistry:
•Accurate measurements give us the right answers.

R •Helps us figure out what's happening in reactions and chemicals.

How to Make Sure You're Accurate:


RK •


Using the Right tools: Pick instruments that are checked and ready.
Follow the Recipe: Stick to the steps exactly as they're written.
Don't Forget Units: Report your measurements in the right way.

Why Being Precise is necessary:


•Precise measurements give us results that are close each time.
•It lets us notice even the tiniest changes in reactions.

Remember This: When you're accurate and precise, you’re


becoming a better chemist!
APPARATUS FOR
ACCURATE WORK
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COMMON APPARATUS

BALANCE MEASURING THERMOMETER


CYLINDER
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COMMON APPARATUS

•What It Is: Tool to How to use?


measure mass. The balance should be
•Specific Use: Obtain on a level surface. Never
accurate substance place a sample directly
weights. on the balance. You
•Visual: Image of a should use a weighted
balance. objects, weighing sheet,
•Tips: Tare before or another container to
weighing. Use clean, dry hold the sample. Some
materials. BALANCE
BALANCE chemicals you may use
in a lab could not be
used
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COMMON APPARATUS

•What It Is: Tall, thin


container with volume How to use?
marks. Place the cylinder on a
•Specific Use: Measure flat surface, pour the
liquids accurately. liquid gently to the
•Visual: Image of a desired level, and read the
graduated cylinder. volume at eye level for
•Tips: Read at eye level. accurate measurements.
Avoid parallax errors.
MEASURING
CYLINDER
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COMMON APPARATUS
•What It Is: Instrument
to measure temperature.
•Specific Use: Ensure How to use?
precise temperature Insert the thermometer
control. probe into the substance
•Visual: Image of a you want to measure, wait
thermometer. for the reading to
•Tips: Wait for stable stabilize, and take note of
reading. Calibrate if the temperature
needed. THERMOMETER displayed.
HAZARD SYMBOLS

Importance of Symbols:
•Symbols are like quick warnings.
•They show dangers without words

Purpose of Symbols:
•Keep us safe from harm.
•Remind us how to handle things right.

Why They Matter:


•Work, labs, chemicals - symbols are
everywhere.
•Symbols speak a universal language of caution.
•Its easy to understand
COMMON HAZARD SYMBOLS
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Toxic Corrosive Flameable Explosive

Inrritaant Dangerous
HAZARD SIGN SYMBOLS

What can it do How to prevent


• Poisons that harm if • Avoid contact. Wear
touched or breathed. protective gear.

TOXIC

Symbol Appearance: Skull over crossed bones


HAZARD SIGN SYMBOLS

What can it do How to prevent


• Eats away things it touches • Handle with care.
(skin, materials). • Wear gloves and eye
protection.

Corrosive

Corroded surface image.


HAZARD SIGN SYMBOLS

How to prevent
What can it do
• Keep away from sparks,
• Easily catches fire.
flames, heat.

Flameable

Symbol of a flame.
HAZARD SIGN SYMBOLS

What can it do How to prevent


• General warning of hazards. • Pay attention to instructions
and precautions

Dangerous
HAZARD SIGN SYMBOLS

What can it do How to prevent


• Irritates skin and eyes on contact. • Wear protective gear.
• Wash affected areas.

Inrritaant

Exclamation mark symbol.


HAZARD SIGN SYMBOLS

What can it do How to prevent

: Can blow up if • Keep away from heat,


mishandled or heated. shock, or impact.

Explosive

Hand under flowing water.


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Other Things to follow along

WEAR DISPOSE OF
NO FOOD OR EMERGENCY FOLLOW
APPROPRIATE MATERIALS
DRINK EQUIPMENT PROCEDURE
ATTIRE SAFELY

Lab coats, gloves, and Avoid contamination Know the location of Follow disposal Stick to established
safety goggles are a must risks. safety showers, eyewash instructions for chemicals protocols and guidelines.
wear PPE if possible. stations, and fire and waste
extinguishers.
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REPORT

If something goes wrong or you're


unsure, tell your teacher or lab
supervisor immediately.
THANK YOU

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