We should not enter the science laboratory without knowing these concepts.

If students do something wrong while doing something in the science lab it can have a huge impact.

Accidents in the lab can even happen due to mistakes made by students. We need to know how to prevent these accidents so that accidents do not happen accidentally for some time.

For this, we need to know about each of the tools and equipment in the laboratory. In particular, we need to be clear about the names of the chemicals and the nature of the chemicals in the chemistry laboratory, as well as the effects that can occur when two reactants react together.

Whatever we do in the lab should be read and known in advance. Depending on the quantity of ingredients we must know what the effect of doing this study will be and what we will use in this study.

We should never do any research without knowing exactly what it is. Doing so is more likely to cause accidents and even injuries to the researchers conducting the study, so students can practice doing so in the presence of the teacher after first listening to the teacher's advice in the science lab and then testing.

We must be aware of the precautionary measures to be taken in case of unforeseen accidents in a laboratory or if there is an injury to carry out the examination.

We also need to know what to do and what to do immediately if something like a fire breaks out. I have to do any research with caution and attention.

Learn about the properties of those materials to avoid mistakes during experiments.

We need to make sure that the hydrogen is clean when we have hydrogen in the lab; otherwise, our research tube is likely to explode when we burn it.

If we add hydrogen to chlorine and expose it to sunlight it will explode.

Gibbs probes are in danger of exploding if we let all the air out.

Explosion occurs when potassium chloride and manganese dioxide are heated together.

Explosion occurs when we hold a mixture of magnesium and potassium dichromate together.

Ignition occurs when we mix chlorine and phosphorus together.

When potassium permanganate and concentrated sulfuric acid are added together it burns.

When sodium is added to water it reacts by releasing heat as well as when potassium is added to water it explodes with combustion.

When we heat ammonium nitrate it releases its potential through heat while at the same time it releases nitrous oxide, a gaseous gas, and thus water.