GENERAL

CHEMISTRY 2
Subject Orientation and Goal setting

Katherine Kyra D. Alonday,

RPh., MSc.
LAB AT FIRST SIGHT:
General Orientation and
Laboratory Safety Guidelines
AGENDA
TODAY 

1. LAB SAFETY
2. LAB APPARATUSES
3. CHECKING OF REQUIREMENTS
LAB Grouping:

1: CN 1-5 6: CN 26-30
2: CN 6-10 7: CN 31-35
3: CN 11-15 8: CN 36-40
4: CN 16-20 9: CN 41-45
5: CN 21-25 10: CN 46-49
 Teacher

1 2
3

4 5
6

7 8
9

10
 INDIVIDUAL LAB Reqs.:

Bull clips, 1/4 paper, sticker label and permanent

marker (fine)

Lab Manual

Lab gown (White and with sleeves)

Embroider or Write your SURNAME at the back

portion of the lab gown
CLASS LAB Reqs.:

Class list (hard and soft copy)

Rags
1 pack paper towels
1 big box of matches
4 pcs Masking tape
4 pcs permanent marker
1 pack of sando bag
1 sponge and dishwashing liquid
 ALL LAB SUBMISSIONS:
Group # Exp.#
1. By group Section Date
2. Attach 1/4 Pre/Data/Post
3. Bull clip
4. Format
Att: means attire *Class #, SURNAME, Att
and attendance Class #, SURNAME, Att
(OK or X) Class #, SURNAME, Att
Class #, SURNAME, Att
Put an asterisk (*) Class #, SURNAME, Att
on the exp. leader
 PROTECT YOUR EYES
1. LAB GOGGLES
2. EYEWASH FOUNTAIN

PROTECT FROM FIRE

1. FIRE EXTINGUISHER
2. DELUGE SHOWER
3. FIRE BLANKET
 PROTECT FROM SPILLS
1. WASH WITH WATER
2. INFORM TEACHER  FIRST AID

PROTECT FROM BREAKAGE

ACCIDENTS
1. CLAMP SECURELY
2. HEAT APARATUSES PROPERLY
 ALWAYS
• WEAR PROPER LAB ATTIRE (CLOSED
SHOES)
• TIE YOUR HAIR
• ASK FOR A “GO” SIGNAL
• ATTEND TO LIGHTED BURNERS
• KEEP YOUR AREA CLEAN AND DRY
• OBSERVE PROPER DISPOSAL
TECHNIQUES
 NEVER
• WEAR SCARVES/NECKTIES
• HEAT SOLUTIONS TO DRYNESS unless
indicated in the procedure with the use of a hotplate.
• HEAT A “CLOSED” SYSTEM
• STORE CHEMICALS IN YOUR LOCKERS
• FULLY AND DIRECTLY SMELL
• ADD WATER TO REAGENT WHEN
DILUTING THE CONCENTRATION
• WORK WITHOUT ANY SUPERVISION
LAB SAFETY AND
APPARATUSES
Same as
POISON BIOHAZARD RADIOACTIVE
above
CULMINATING
PeTa MAKING
Submit on Feb.9!