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Young, Jay A. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2004
The hazards of silver used in the laboratories are described for the benefit of the students and the teachers. The exposure limits and symptoms due to acute exposures are also mentioned.
Descriptors: Chemistry, Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Safety, Science Laboratories
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Young, Jay A. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2004
The hazards caused by calcium used in the laboratories are described. The exposure limits and symptoms of acute exposures are mentioned.
Descriptors: Science Laboratories, Chemistry, Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Safety
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Blumberg, Avrom A. – Journal of Chemical Education, 1994
Examines exposure to chemicals within the home and three important ways in which hazardous substances can be identified and evaluated. Suggests a rational picture of human health risks and contains an introductory discussion of reasons for exposure, epidemiology, cancer causes and patterns, animal testing, toxins, and risk. (LZ)
Descriptors: Cancer, Chemistry, Epidemiology, Family Environment
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Rice, Jeanette K.; Jenkins, J. David; Manley, A. Citabria; Sorel, Eric; Smith, C. Jimmy – Journal of Chemical Education, 2005
An experiment is described which allows easy, rapid determination of mercury levels in commercially seafood samples from a contaminated area. Students gain experience in the preparation of a calibration curve, the determination of unknown concentrations, and risk assessment based on experimentally determined data.
Descriptors: Chemistry, Science Instruction, Food, Environmental Education
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Young, Jay A. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2004
A chemical laboratory information profile (CLIP) is presented for the chemical, triethanolamine. It summarizes the chemical's physical and harmful features, exposure limits, and symptoms of major exposure for the benefit of teachers and students, who use the chemical in the laboratory.
Descriptors: Chemistry, Science Instruction, Hazardous Materials, Profiles
Forlin, Peter – 1995
Chemical reactivity is a major area of risk in high school laboratories. This paper reports on a study that has provided a research-based framework for risk management in Australian chemical education. The chemical practice model of risk management is considered with respect to kinetic factors; catalysts; concentrations and proportions;…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Foreign Countries, Hazardous Materials, High Schools
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Lunn, George; Sansone, Eric B. – Journal of Chemical Education, 1994
Provides specific procedures for the disposal of a variety of highly reactive chemicals and reports the results of a study of their safe disposal. Disposal of some problematic sulfur-containing compounds are included. Procedures are based on a combination of literature review and author development. (LZ)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Procedures, Laboratory Safety
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Roy, Ken – Science Education International, 2006
More science laboratories are being built because of larger enrollments in academics and schools. There is an increase in hands-on/process science effected by the renewed interest in and priority of science education. New science curricula like Biotechnology and Advanced college type program courses are being introduced with the use of exotic…
Descriptors: Science Teachers, Safety, Science Instruction, Legal Responsibility
1971
This manual describes safety procedures which should be observed in the chemistry laboratory. Accidents which may occur when working with chemicals such as peroxides, phosphorus, heavy metals, acids, etc., need special treatment. Quite suitable descriptions of such treatment are listed for each kind of possible accident in the laboratory.…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Guides, Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Manuals
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Kendler, Barry S.; Pirone, Dominick J. – American Biology Teacher, 1994
Informs biology teachers about lead contamination by providing an overview of the subject. Emphasis is placed on the sources of lead exposure, followed by ways in which a discussion of lead could be incorporated into the biology curriculum. (ZWH)
Descriptors: Biology, Hazardous Materials, Lead Poisoning, Science Activities
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Powell, Karen; Stiller, John – Science Teacher, 2005
The average biotech catalog contains a dizzying array of kits offering tried-and-true protocols in molecular biology and biochemistry. Prepackaged experiences, ranging from DNA fingerprinting to protein purification, are now available to high school students. Although commercial kits designed for education provide excellent hands-on experiences in…
Descriptors: Research Design, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Hazardous Materials
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Coad, Peter; Coad, Raylene – Journal of College Science Teaching, 1985
Suggests that a literature survey can alert students to real-life ethical problems surrounding many organic compounds. Topic areas students could explore include: hazards in the workplace, toxic chemicals, and nerve gas structures. Background information and an extensive bibliography are given. (DH)
Descriptors: Bioethics, College Science, Ethics, Hazardous Materials
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Tugel, Joyce B. – Science Teacher, 1994
Provides real life assignments that can be used to help students apply chemistry laboratory techniques to solve environmental hazardous waste problems. Numerous diagrams are provided to aid in describing the experiments performed. (ZWH)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Environment, Hazardous Materials, High Schools
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Longfield, Judith – Science and Children, 2006
In this article, the author relates how a hands-on chemistry investigation provided her the inspiration to develop an effective safety lesson for her third grade chemistry class. She began the lesson by demonstrating the use of pH indicator paper to show that ordinary household (white) vinegar was an acid. With the students, she wondered aloud…
Descriptors: Grade 3, Child Safety, Investigations, Chemistry
American Chemical Society, Washington, DC. – 2001
This booklet contains information and guidelines for the safe use and handling of chemicals in laboratories and student classrooms. The theme of this handbook is prevention of accidents with chemicals which involves chemical knowledge and the habit of safety. Topics include: (1) safety in the use and handling of hazardous chemicals; (2) teaching…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Elementary Secondary Education, Hazardous Materials, Higher Education
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