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Eye Protection Students, teachers, and visitors are required to wear appropriate industrial quality eye protection when participating in any laboratory activities that use chemicals, heat, or glassware. Appropriate eye protection has the code “Z87...

EyeProtectionScienceOlympiad-FINAL 7-29-15 Science Olympiad Eye Protection Policy Updated July 29, 2015 Purpose: This policy provides details regarding EYE PROTECTION in those events where an Event Rule requires Eye Protection. The objective is to...

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Safety Resources Keep Your Classroom Safe We understand student safety is the top priority in your chemistry lab. That's why our chemistry and safety experts monitor the latest safety requirements and deliver the tools and support you need to keep...

5100 West Henrietta Rd • PO Box 92912 • Rochester, NY 14692-9012 • p: 800 962-2660 • f: 800 635-8439 • wardsci.com laboratory safety contract Rules for the Sciences Laboratory and Classroom Teacher Copy I understand that I am responsible for my ow...

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Safety Data Sheets Find the Right Documents for Your Chemicals Many Ward's Chemicals now feature updated GHS-compliant SDS documents to help you meet the latest safety requirements in your lab. You can also still access MSDS documents for the Ward...

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5100 West Henrietta Rd • PO Box 92912 • Rochester, NY 14692-9012 • p: 800 962-2660 • f: 800 635-8439 • wardsci.com general laboratory safety rules The following is a suggested checklist of safety rules in K-12 science laboratories. 1. No running, ...

© 2008 Ward’ s Science. All rights reserved. Rev. 9/08, 11/09, 3/13 Using live organisms in the classroom truly excites and engages students of all ages. To ensure your students have a successful and safe experience with these specimens, please re...

Care, Handling and Safety Data Sheet Information Fixing and Holding Solutions The preservation of all specimens involves the chemical alterations of the tissue proteins that inhibit bacterial and fungal growth that ultimately leads to decompositio...

Safety Gloves Protective gloves should be worn when handling hazardous, corrosive or irritating materials, rough or sharp-edged objects, and very hot or cold materials. When handling chemicals in a laboratory, disposable latex, vinyl or nitrile gl...

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Push or Pull? Grade K: Force Probe Aligned with National Standards Call WARD’S at 1-800-962-2660 for Technical Assistance Page 2 Students use forces constantly in their day-to-day lives. A force is simply a push or a pull on an object. In this act...

Thermal Insulators and Conductors Grade 4: Temperature Probe Aligned with National Standards Call WARD’S at 1-800-962-2660 for Technical Assistance Page 2 This is an activity where students demonstrate and observe the effects that different materi...