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1. After watching the ​Simple Distillation​ video and collecting your data, what additional observations would you make? Was enough distillate collected? Was the distillation done correctly according...

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1. After watching the ​Simple Distillation​ video and collecting your data,
what additional observations would you make? Was enough distillate
collected? Was the distillation done co
ectly according to the
procedure? ( <60 words )
https:
youtu.be/YI-DckN9Jko


2. After watching the video of the ​Fractional Distillation​ and collecting
your data, what additional observations would you make? Was
enough distillate collected? Was the distillation done co
ectly
according to the procedure? ( <60 words )
https:
youtu.be/iebtXAQKqO8





starts from this below chart then question 5 to 33. All need to be completed for this HW. Update
https:
youtu.be/YI-DckN9Jko
https:
youtu.be/iebtXAQKqO8

chart instruction in picture above. Just need to confirm numbers and All.
For 5 I got 1.675 ….. Is that what u got?
Question 11:


Explain the results of ​Graph 2​ based on your understanding of distillation
theory. How might you improve your separation? (< 120 words)

Q.15 below ​:\ I think answer is 7 can you just confirm or deny
14 I think is C can you confirm?Any others or no ?



Risk Assessment Template RAMP
The purpose of the template is to provide a structured risk assessment of procedures involving
chemicals.
Recognize the hazards
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Chemical 1
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent: Concentration:
Container size: XXXXXXXXXXUnits: Container material:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
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Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
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osive
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Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 2
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
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Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
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oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 3
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 4
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 5
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 6
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
Assess the Risk
Chemicals
Quantity
Possible ignition sources:
Temperature:
Flammability
Overall toxicity:
Co
osive (Eye/skin damage):
Level of training/experience for this task:
Possible mishaps during operations:
Possible failure of equipment:
Risk matrix
Impact Likelihood Severity Risk Rational
Contact
exposure
Inhalation
exposure
Fire
Explosion/
Implosion
Physical (burn,
cut/ puncture)
Radiation
damage
This risk assessment form is based on a holistic assessment that provides a practical method for assessing the
isk of experimental steps. If steps of high risk are identified, there is a need to reassess those steps with a
‘higher resolution’. See instructions on last page for more guidance on how to respond.
Procedural step 1*:
Chemicals
Quantity
Possible ignition sources:
Temperature:
Flammability
Overall toxicity:
Co
osive (Eye/skin damage):
Level of training/experience for this task:
Possible mishaps during operations:
Possible failure of equipment:
Risk matrix
Impact Likelihood Severity Risk Rational
Contact
exposure
Inhalation
exposure
Fire
Explosion/
Implosion
Physical (burn,
cut/ puncture)
Radiation
damage
Procedural step 2*:
Chemicals
Quantity
Possible ignition sources:
Temperature:
Flammability
Overall toxicity:
Co
osive (Eye/skin damage):
Level of training/experience for this task:
Possible mishaps during operations:
Possible failure of equipment:
Risk matrix
Impact Likelihood Severity Risk Rational
Contact
exposure
Inhalation
exposure
Fire
Explosion/
Implosion
Physical (burn,
cut/ puncture)
Radiation
damage
Procedural step 3*:
used for a workup step, the flammability level will be dictated by the chemical with the lowest flash point.
Notice that the H-codes statements indicate the relative level of hazard. For example,
Fatal>Toxic>Harmful.
Possible mishaps: Use ‘what if?’ approach to identify possible failures during operation. For example:
‘What if the heat plate will over heat?’,‘What if the cooling will stop?’ , ‘What if the reaction will be
exposed to air?’
Likelihood: What is the likelihood of a mishap that will result in this impact? For example: what is the
probability of a spill that will lead to inhalation exposure. This is a subjective assessment and depend on
many factors including the complexity of the operation and the level of experience.
Severity: If mishaps occur, what will be the severity of the outcome. For example: if inhalation exposure
take place, how sever is the outcome (based on the identified health hazards , quantity and volatility)
Risk: Use the following matric to evaluate risk
* Instructions:
Procedural step: A Procedural step is a distinctive part of the experiment that can be assessed as one
unit. For example, typical procedural steps during organic synthesis are: setup
eaction progress/ workup
(quenching,extractions, filtration) /purification (chromatography, distillation)/evaporation /waste disposal
Chemicals: Name and concentration if applicable. Examples: Chloroform, 5M NaOH Assessing the
hazard level of chemical agents: To assess flammability/Toxicity/co
osivity use the chemical with the
highest hazard level in each category. Example: If three chemicals are
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    Check_Env52: Off
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Risk Assessment Template RAMP
The purpose of the template is to provide a structured risk assessment of procedures involving
chemicals.
Recognize the hazards
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Chemical 1
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent: Concentration:
Container size: Units: Container material:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 2
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 3
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 4
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 5
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
List all chemicals and their hazards according to published SDS
Concentration:
Units: Container material:
Chemical 6
Compound name:
CAS number:
Physical state:
Solution Solvent:
Container size:
Amount used: Units:
Hazards
GHS H-Code and Hazard Statements Comments
Explosive
Flammable Flash point:
Oxidizing
Compressed gas
Co
osive
Toxic LD50=
LC50=
Harmful
Health
Environment
Incompatible with:
Last Name First Name SID
oC
Assess the Risk
Chemicals
Quantity
Possible ignition sources:
Temperature:
Flammability
Overall toxicity:
Co
osive (Eye/skin damage):
Level of training/experience for this task:
Possible mishaps during operations:
Possible failure of equipment:
Risk matrix
Impact Likelihood Severity Risk Rational
Contact
exposure
Inhalation
exposure
Fire
Explosion/
Implosion
Physical (burn,
cut/ puncture)
Radiation
damage
This risk assessment form is based on a holistic assessment that provides a practical method for assessing the
isk of experimental steps. If steps of high risk are identified, there is a need to reassess those steps with a
‘higher resolution’. See instructions on last page for more guidance on how to respond.
Procedural step 1*:
Chemicals
Quantity
Possible ignition sources:
Temperature:
Flammability
Overall toxicity:
Co
osive (Eye/skin damage):
Level of training/experience for this task:
Possible mishaps during operations:
Possible failure of equipment:
Risk matrix
Impact Likelihood Severity Risk Rational
Contact
exposure
Inhalation
exposure
Fire
Explosion/
Implosion
Physical (burn,
cut/ puncture)
Radiation
damage
Procedural step 2*:
Chemicals
Quantity
Possible ignition sources:
Temperature: ...
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