Compulsory 2.2 - Chemical class, labelling, storage

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Quiz for module Compulsory 2.2 - Chemical class, labelling, storage (CI_2.2_v2)

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Module Document Declaration

This module is based on the following documents which you must have read, and declared as read, and the following videos which you must declare as viewed:

SCI-CHEMSCI-SWP-6842 - Labelling of chemicals and research samples
SCI-CHEMSCI-SWP-6843 - Classification and storage of chemicals

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-> If you have declared the documents as read during a previous quiz attempt, you do not need to declare them as read again.
-> If you have passed the quiz previously but not declared the documents as read, you may declare them as read at any time but you do not need to pass the quiz again.

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… that I have read the following required documents, and viewed the following required videos (if applicable) for this module and will comply with the instructions and procedures contained within them. (Select all that apply)

SCI-CHEMSCI-SWP-6842

SCI-CHEMSCI-SWP-6843

Module Quiz

All supplied chemicals containers and containers of chemicals with known hazards that are prepared in house should display what types of labels? (Select all that apply) *

A NOHSC label as long as there is a GHS compliant SDS from the manufacturer

A hand written label

A NOHSC label as long as there is a GHS compliant SDS from ChemAlert

GHS compliant label

Required

GHS compliant labels for hazardous chemicals have what type of pictogram? *

A hand drawn image indicating the hazard

No pictogram, just text

Coloured diamond depending on the hazard classification with a symbol, text and a subclass

Diamond, usually outlined in red, with a hazard symbol inside

You can use ChemAlert to: (select all that apply) *

Prepare GHS compliant labels

Transfer chemicals to new storage locations

Look up GHS compliant SDSs

Dispose of chemicals

Required

Chemicals must be stored based on their: *

Subsidiary Risk

Dangerous Goods Classification

Packing Group number

True or false - the order of GHS pictograms on the bottle indicates which hazard is the primary risk and which hazards are subsidiary risks. *

True

False

Which is the preferred source of information you should use to identify a chemical’s Dangerous Goods Classification? *

GHS pictograms on the label

Chemical CAS number

Chemical Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Hazardous Chemical Information System

True or false - all opened bottles of chemicals should be sealed with parafilm before being placed back in their storage location. *

True

False

True or false - when a chemical is collected from the store, it must be transferred to the appropriate location in Jaggaer. *

True

False

True or false - when a chemical bottle is empty, it must be disposed of in Jaggaer. *

True

False

Research samples must be labelled with which of the following: (Select all that apply) *

The statement 'Caution: Research Sample, Unknown Properties'

Sample identification (name, code or notebook reference)

GHS pictogram

Date

Your name

DG classification

Required

True or false - you should label research samples with adhesive paper labels AND cover the label with transparent tape to prevent it from becoming obscured or erased over time. *

True

False

True or false - if you leave a research sample in a shared area for a short time, you should label it at least with a marking pen including your name, sample identification and the date. *

True

False

True or false - you can use a single container to store multiple research samples with a single research sample label on the container, as long as you don't mix incompatible samples. *

True

False

The preferred method for long term storage of research samples is: *

In 4 or 20 mL screw-top vials contained in clearly labelled wax-coated boxes available from the Chemistry Store

In stoppered round-bottom flasks in the freezer

In cardboard boxes in your cupboard

In parafilmed beakers in the refrigerator

True or false - specialty chemicals must be stored in the appropriate DG locations. *

True

False

Using a specialty chemical without permission may lead to: (select all that apply) *

Significant delays caused by waiting for a new bottle of the chemical to be delivered

Contamination of an ultra-high purity chemical

Problems with the owner's experiments

Required

True or false - you can use a chemical that is stored in a 'Specialty Chemicals' location and/or labelled with white or yellow tape and the owner's name, if you get permission from the owner's lab mate. *

True

False

If you need to borrow a non-specialty chemical that belongs to another research group you should: (select all that apply) *

You should never use someone else's chemicals under any circumstances

Transfer the chemical to yourself in Jaggaer

Promise to replace the entire bottle even if you'll only be using a small portion of its contents

Indicate the name and location of the chemical

Be prepared to make arrangements to replace the chemical if you'll be using a large portion of what's left

Indicate the amount you wish to borrow and the size of the bottle according to Jaggaer

Sneak into the lab at night and take it

Contact the academic in charge of the group, or a senior group member to ask for permission

Required

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