Explanation should include the use of different types of solvents, soaps, cleaning solutions, fuel, oils, lubricants, specialty additives, and gases.
Explanation should also emphasize the correct use, the hazards, and the precautions associated with each, in accordance with manufacturer instructions and government regulations.
Process/Skill Questions:
- Why is it important to read manufacturer directions before using chemicals?
- What are the possible consequences of using chemicals incorrectly?
- Where should chemicals be stored in the agricultural lab/workshop?
- What makes a material hazardous?
- What is an SDS, and where should it be located?
- What is the importance of an SDS?
- What do the symbols on the side of a chemical container represent?
- How should flammable liquids be stored?
- What information should be on the label of a hazardous material?