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Identify and evaluate chemical hazards and hazard warning signs (such
as the 4-bar Hazardous Material Information System, the 4- diamond
National Fire Protection Association System, and Material Safety Data
Sheets).
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Cite the location and operation of common laboratory safety equipment.
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Given a written experimental procedure, plan and complete a series of
steps to safely and successfully complete the experiment within the
allotted time.
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Measure and dispense reagents.
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Determine the mass of a given substance using a balance, and record it
to the correct number of significant figures.
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Set up and perform routine physical and chemical changes safely and
effectively, including heating substances, mixing chemicals,
filtering, and diluting solutions.
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Record and interpret observations of physical and chemical changes,
using appropriate chemical terminology.
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Use measured values to calculate physical properties (e.g., density)
to the correct number of significant figures.
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Given a standardized acid or base, perform a titration, and calculate
the unknown concentration of a solution.
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Construct and interpret a standard graph.
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Use scientific measuring devices to obtain chemical data.
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Apply principles, concepts, and procedures of chemistry to lab
experiments.
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Use the scientific method in interpreting chemical data to arrive at
rational conclusions.
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Use lab equipment properly and safely to perform a variety of chemical
procedures and techniques.
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Prepare written reports, present data in a logical format, analyze
data, and report conclusions.
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