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    Mindanao State University – General Santos City

    College of Natural Science and Mathematics – Science Department


    Chemistry for Engineers – Laboratory Activity No. 1 Hazard vs Risk

    Name: Date:
    Yr/Course/Section: Score:

    Direction: Answer the following questions and follow the given format of Laboratory report.

    1. List down at least 5 hazards in your home. Describe each and explain why.

     Muriatic Acid
     Matchsticks
     Insecticides/Pesticides
     Gas stove
     Liquefied Petroleum Gas

    2. List down at least 5 that you consider as risk in your home. Describe each and explain why.

     Poisoning
     Fire Hazards
     Choking hazard
     Sharp Objects
     Short Circuits

    3. Rank each action or technology according to your own perception of its risk. Note: This is subjective.

    1 – Most risky, 15 – least risky

    12_ Swimming 10_ Smoking

    _1_Nuclear power _8_ Pesticides

    _2_ X-rays _6_ Motor vehicles

    _4_ Non-nuclear electric power _11 Alcoholic beverages

    _3 Prescription antibiotics _5_ Police work

    13_ Mountain climbing _9_ Spray cans

    _7_ Railroads _15 Bicycles

    14_ travelling on a commercial flight


    4. Why should you wash your hands before leaving the lab?

    - You should wash your hands with soap and water before leaving the lab because it is a primary
    protection against unintentional exposure to toxic chemicals or biological agents. This is to protect your
    health in other foreign substances that may leave a residue on your hands. Apart from this washing your
    hands prior to leaving the lab can remove many of these potential residues, meaning that your hands
    won't become carriers of disease to yourself, your family or your friends as you leave the laboratory.

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