C-14 Exam Latest Update - Actual Exam

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• Who issues a New York City laboratory permit? _____

a) Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)

b) Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)

c) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

d) Fire Department of New York (FDNY) Fire Commissioner - CORRECT ANSWER: D

• When is a C-14 required? _____

a) When flammable gas storage exceeds 75 SCF

b) When laboratory operations require a FDNY permit

c) When more than 1 gallon of flammable or combustible liquids are stored

d) When using a fume hood

e) All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER:

• Who is responsible for making sure all fire safety regulations and procedures are

obeyed in the laboratory? _____

a) The Principal Investigator

b) The C-14 certificate of fitness holder

c) The department head

d) The fire safety officer - CORRECT ANSWER:

• When does a combustible liquid have a flash point? _____
• at or above 100° F
• below 100° F

c) none of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: 1 / 3

A gas that will form an explosive mixture upon concentration with air or that will ignite in air. Utility gas piped into a laboratory will not be considered as flammable gas for

purpose of classification under these regulations. - CORRECT ANSWER: flammable

gas

A solid substance other than one classified as an explosive which is liable to CAUSE A FIRE through friction, through absorption of moisture, through spontaneous chemical changes, or as a result of retained heat from manufacturing or processing (e.g., white phosphorous, nitrocellulose, metallic sodium and potassium, zirconium powder). -

CORRECT ANSWER: flammable solid

A substance that yields OXYGEN readily to support combustion (e.g., potassium

permanganates, sodium nitrate, hydrogen peroxide). - CORRECT ANSWER: oxidizing

material

A substance, other than one classified as an explosive or blasting agent, that will vigorously and energetically react, is potentially explosive, will polymerize or decompose instantaneously, will undergo UNCONTROLABLE auto-reaction or can be exploded by heat, shock, pressure or combinations thereof. (E.g., organic peroxides, nitromethane, ammonium nitrate). Unstable chemicals may only be used when the

laboratory has a explosion hazard control system installed - CORRECT ANSWER:

Unstable chemical

Acetic Acid, Aniline, Concentrated Caustics, Chromic Acid, Hydrocyanic Acid, Hydrogen Sulfide, Flammable liquids and gases, and Nitritable substances are incompatible with

_______ - CORRECT ANSWER: Nitric Acid

Alcohol burners are _____ permitted. - CORRECT ANSWER: NOT

Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals such as Sodium, Potassium, Lithium, Magnesium,

Calcium, Aluminum are incompatible with _______ - CORRECT ANSWER: Carbon

Dioxide, Carbon Tetrachloride and other Chlorinated Hydrocarbons

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All compressed gas cylinders must have passed a hydrostatic pressure test within the

past__years. - CORRECT ANSWER: 10

All cylinders are - CORRECT ANSWER: color-coded.

This color code is used to identify the contents of the cylinder

All extinguishers must visually inspected by the Certificate of Fitness holder at least -

CORRECT ANSWER: once a month

make sure charged

Any liquid mixture, substance or compound which will emit a flammable vapor at a temperature ABOVE 100 degrees Fahrenheit when tested in a Tagliabue open cup

tester - CORRECT ANSWER: Combustible liquid

Any liquid mixture, substance or compound which will emit a flammable vapor at a temperature BELOW 100 degrees Fahrenheit when tested in a Tagliabue open cup

tester - CORRECT ANSWER: Flammable liquid

Any oil or liquid that will generate an flammable vapor at a temperature below 100 degrees Fahrenheit when tested in a Tagliabue open cup tester. This refers to liquid products of coal tar, shale oil and petroleum. (E.g., xylol, toluol, gasoline, naptha,

benzine) - CORRECT ANSWER: Volatile inflammable oil

Any quantity of Class A, Class B or Class C explosive as classified by the D.O.T. and any other chemical compounds or mixtures thereof used as the propelling or exploding material in any cartridge or other explosive device. - CORRECT ANSWER: Explosive material

Chlorine, Bromine, Copper, Silver, Fluorine, and Mercury are incompatible with _______

- CORRECT ANSWER: Acetylene

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