Plz give me a science laboratory accident. Thanx!?

Answer 1

At my school my class was doing advanced chemistry in one lab and the class next door were much younger. We were experimenting with reactive metals sodium and lithium. A (stupid) boy in my class chucked his stuff down the sink, which must have reacted as it was floating down the pipe leading to the sinks next door, which spewed steam and water without warning all over the younger kids. They weren't happy and neither were our teachers!

Answer 2

Bunsen burner left off. Gas fills the room. Spark and KABOOM!!!
Another labratory accident could be chemical burns, causing poisionous gas, explosions, fires, etc.

Answer 3

call this technique that holds the direction that calls for a laboratory technology and ask them explicitly. you will get your answer there, no longer right here, or out of your education counselor. direction standards are oftentimes no longer standardized, they could desire to be seen on a case via case foundation, via the classes offering those classes.

Answer 4

setting a flamable liquid too close to a bunson burner and cause an explosion or small fire.

accidently spilling acidic based products onto the skin

splashing a chemical into ones eyes

etc.

etc.

etc.

Answer 5

My friend injured when the mixture of sulphur and metal suddenly produce a spark. Her face was injured and she was in the hospital for almost a month

Answer 6

Meth lab explosions are the most common.

Something happened with Dow Chemical and India a while back.

Answer 7

drop water into concentrated sulphuric acid (it will not explode but try this out on ur teacher u will get her period free for a month. gurrateed)