Learning Module: Interpreting Chemical Labels - Instructor Guide
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Abstract
The fabrication of micro and nano devices requires the use of several types of chemicals, both inert and hazardous. OSHA requires specific information about a chemical to be on its label. This learning module provides information needed to interpret chemical labels and symbols used. One such symbol is the NFPA diamond developed by the National Fire Protection Association. Upon completion of this learning module one should be able to describe the information found on a NFPA diamond and a chemical label.
This learning module includes the following.
- Learning Module Map (Guide for instructor)
- Reading Material: Interpreting Chemical Labels
- Presentation: Interpreting Chemical Labels
- Reading Material: Interpreting the NFPA Diamond
- Presentation: Interpreting the NFPA Diamond
- Activity: NFPA Diamond Interpretation
- Activity: NFPA in the Workplace
- Activity: Interpreting Chemical Labels
- Assessment
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Student materials for this learning module are available here.
Submitter
Southwest Center for Microsystems Education, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM