The following questions deal with safety issues in the Solutions and Spectroscopy experiment. (Select all that apply.) (a) Which hazards are associated with copper (II) sulfate? carcinogenic irritant toxic corrosive flammable (b) What actions should you take if you spill copper (II) sulfate solution on yourself? Dry the area with paper towels, but avoid getting it wet. Neutralize it with a solution of sodium bicarbonate. Neutralize it with a solution of sodium bisulfite. Flush the affected area with water. (c) What clothing is appropriate for the laboratory? shorts tank tops without sleeves shirt and pants that overlap 6" sandals pants that extend to the ankles shoes that cover heels and toes a shirt that covers the shoulders (has sleeves)

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31 January, 19:24

The following questions deal with safety issues in the Solutions and Spectroscopy experiment. (Select all that apply.) (a) Which hazards are associated with copper (II) sulfate? carcinogenic irritant toxic corrosive flammable (b) What actions should you take if you spill copper (II) sulfate solution on yourself? Dry the area with paper towels, but avoid getting it wet. Neutralize it with a solution of sodium bicarbonate. Neutralize it with a solution of sodium bisulfite. Flush the affected area with water. (c) What clothing is appropriate for the laboratory? shorts tank tops without sleeves shirt and pants that overlap 6" sandals pants that extend to the ankles shoes that cover heels and toes a shirt that covers the shoulders (has sleeves)

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Hannah Figueroa · Answer 1

(a) Which hazards are associated with copper (II) sulfate?

irritant toxic

(b) What actions should you take if you spill copper (II) sulfate solution on yourself?

Flush the affected area with water.

(c) What clothing is appropriate for the laboratory?

shirt and pants that overlap 6" pants that extend to the ankles shoes that cover heels and toes a shirt that covers the shoulders (has sleeves)

Explanation:

Copper sulfate (ii) is a toxic compound by ingestion. Irritant in prolonged skin contact.

In case of skin contact, contaminated clothing and shoes should be removed, wash the affected areas with soap and large amounts of water. Seek medical assistance.

The shoe is recommended that this be completely closed, since if any substance falls do not burn the feet, and comfortable to perform the practice in the best way.

The clothes to be used in a laboratory should cover as much skin as possible, in addition it is necessary to use a cotton lab coat, long sleeve and that reaches the knees.