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Question 1

Describe WHMIS

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Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems

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Compressed Gas

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Pressurized Gas

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Flame

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Flammable / Will catch on fire

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Oxidizing

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Combines with oxygen and losses hydrogen to form another substance.

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Exclamation Mark

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Watch Out!

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Health Hazard

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Can cause serious health damage

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Biohazardous Infectious

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Waste which contains infectious, or potentially infectious, such as blood.

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Corrosion

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Corroding metal, stone, or other materials

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Explosive

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Will explode

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Toxic

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Poisonous material / object

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Enviroment

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Toxic to the enviroment

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(HHPS) Red octagon

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Danger

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(HHPS) Orange diamond

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Warning

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(HHPS) Yellow triangle

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Caution

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SAMI (Particle Model of Matter)

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Spaces (There are spaces between the particles)
Attraction (Always attracted to each other)
Moving (Always moving)
Identical molecules (Particles are identical)

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Paper Chromatography

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A technique used to separate and analyze a mixture. This is used to see if a fluid is a pure substance or a solution. If it separates, it is a solution (Substance being tested is solute).

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Pure Substance

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One element / compound (Ex. Salt, Sugar)

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Slurry

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A slurry is a mixture of denser solids suspended in liquid. / Usually water

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Soluble

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The ability of a substance to dissolve in a particular solvent; a substance is able to be dissolved in a particular solvent.

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Insoluble

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A substance can’t be dissolved in a particular solvent.
(Solubility increases as the temperature of the solvent increases.)

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Dissolving

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Forming a solution by mixing two or more materials together.
Rate of dissolving: Temperature, size, stirring.

Question 22

Mechanical Mixture

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When different kinds of matter are visible in the mixture, it is called a mechanical mixture. (Can also be called a ‘heterogeneous’ mixture) In a mechanical mixture, the particles are unevenly distributed in groups.

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Colloids

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Also a cloudy mixture, but particles cannot be easily separated (particles of suspended substance are too small). Two or more substances combined but are not chemically combined.

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Suspension

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A cloudy mixture in which tiny particles of one substance are held within another

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Unsaturated solutions

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More solute can be dissolved in a specific amount of solvent, same specific temperature.

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Saturated Solution

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No more solute will dissolve in a specific amount of solvent at specific temperature.

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Solution

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One or more solute(s) dissolved in a solvent. (Solute + Solvent = Solution!)

Question 28

Alloy

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A homogeneous mixture of two or more metals, or a metal and a non-metal; solutions of 2 solids (Ex. Steel; iron[metal] + Carbon[ non-metal], Bronze;[copper+tin (both metal), Brass; [copper+zinc (both metal). )

Question 29

Heterogeneous

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Properties of pure substances, in a heterogenous mixture, are not hidden.

Question 30

Homogeneous

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Looks like one set of properties (contains two or more substances)

Question 31

Mixture

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A substance consisting of two or more substances, a combination of pure substances. (Ex. Kool-aid, Trail Mix)