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0.08 - Lab safety

You will complete an assignment on lab safety and then take a safety quiz.  You must pass the safety quiz with an 80% or better before you will be allowed to do lab.  Part of the safety quiz will also entail properly identifying lab equipment.

Below you will find the safety video that was shown in class as well as the memes that were created.  

When you are ready, please take the safety quiz. Note that there are questions on equipment identification and the guide to Ms. Cool's class on there too.
Click here to take the safety quiz. You will need to know your Quia log-in and password.
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