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B Exam: Safety

front 1

Which two chemicals when combined cause an explosion?

back 1

Lime and Alum

front 2

To avoid injuries, broken lab glassware should be?

back 2

Flame proofed

front 3

Which fire extinguisher is used for electrical fires?

back 3

"C"

front 4

Who can enter a confined space with an explosive atmosphere to rescue a fallen worker?

back 4

No one

front 5

What is worn when entering a room containing chlorine gas?

back 5

SCBA

front 6

Excavations over 5 feet deep must be?

back 6

Shored

front 7

Before working on a pump what must be done?

back 7

Lock out and tag, also, Read Manufacturer's Manual

front 8

How should potassium permanganate be stored?

back 8

Away from heated pipes

front 9

What do you give someone who swallowed chlorine?

back 9

Milk or peppermint sprits

front 10

What do you give someone who swallowed fluoride fluoride?

back 10

Milk or water

front 11

How far apart from a workman in a trench must a ladder be?

back 11

25'

front 12

What is the PEL for chlorine?

back 12

5 ppm eight hour weighted average

front 13

How many ppm of chlorine is IDLH?

back 13

10

front 14

What percent of chlorine in the atmosphere will kill you in seconds?

back 14

0.10% or 1,000 ppm

front 15

What is the most common cause of chlorine leaks?

back 15

Failure to change the lead washer

front 16

What is the first indication of a carbon fire?

back 16

Heat

front 17

Never add _________ into ____________?

back 17

Water to acid

front 18

back 18

Powdered Activated Carbon

front 19

Who can issue/write a confined space permit?

back 19

Competent Person

front 20

What is the first thing you should do before entering a confined space?

back 20

A Test Atmosphere