Question

this picture shows students working in a chemistry laboratory. what could they do to make their lab safer? label the test tubes and plastic cups. move the fire extinguisher closer to their table. wear chemical protective gloves. reduce the clutter on the table. stand at the table instead of sitting. tie long hair back. done

Explanation:

• Labeling test tubes and plastic cups helps in identifying contents, preventing mix - ups and potential chemical reactions.
• Moving the fire extinguisher closer ensures quick access in case of a fire.
• Wearing chemical protective gloves protects hands from chemical spills or reactions.
• Reducing clutter on the table minimizes the risk of knocking over equipment or chemicals.
• Standing instead of sitting allows for a quicker escape in case of an emergency.
• Tying long hair back prevents hair from getting into chemicals or catching fire.

Answer:

All of the options (Label the test tubes and plastic cups, Move the fire extinguisher closer to their table, Wear chemical protective gloves, Reduce the clutter on the table, Stand at the table instead of sitting, Tie long hair back) are valid ways to make the lab safer.