Lab Equip

• Graduated cylinder

  
• Syringe

  
• Acid Burette

  
• Pipet/Pipette

  
• Measuring pipette

  
• Volumetric pipette

  
• Aspirator

  
• Pipettors/ Micropipettes

  
• Tips

  
• Spot plates

  
• Alkali burette

  
• A graduated cylinder is a common laboratory equipment used to measure the volume of a liquid
• Each marked line on the graduated cylinder represents the amount of liquid that has been measured
• Syringes are the most frequent method for transferring liquid chemicals or solvents in the organic laboratory
• Pipettes and micropipettes are used to measure and deliver accurate volumes of liquid
• Pipettes are used for larger volumes, while micropipettes are used for very small volumes
• PIPETTES are used to measure and deliver accurate volumes of liquid
• MICROPIPETTES measure a much smaller volume, starting at 1 microliter
• PIPETTES generally start at 1 milliliter
• A Burette is used in analytical chemistry for accurate dispensing of variable liquid volumes, especially in titrations
• In a titration of an acid and base solution, the burette can be filled with acid and dispensed drop by drop into a flask
• A Volumetric Flask is calibrated to contain a precise volume at a certain temperature, used for precise dilutions and preparation of standard solutions
• Test Tubes are spherical bottomed glassware widely used by chemists for qualitative experiments and assays
• A Watch Glass is a circular concave piece of glass used in chemistry for evaporating liquids, holding solids, heating small amounts of substances, and as a cover for a beaker
• Spot Plates are used to perform reactions on small amounts of chemicals, featuring many depressions (or wells) to conduct reactions
• A Microwell Plate is a flat plate with multiple "wells" used as small test tubes, a standard tool in analytical research and clinical diagnostic testing laboratories
• A Florence Flask is designed for uniform heating, boiling, distillation, and ease of swirling, produced in different glass thicknesses for various uses
• Round-Bottom Flasks are resistant to fracturing under vacuum and commonly used for chemical reactions, especially in reflux setups and laboratory-scale synthesis
• Reagent Bottles, also known as Media Bottles, are containers made of glass, plastic, or borosilicate for storing chemicals in liquid or powder form in laboratories
• A Vial is a small vessel used to store medication or scientific samples in liquid, powder, or capsule form
• A Capillary Tube is a very thin tube used to collect liquid samples through capillary action, defying gravity
• A Wash Bottle is a squeeze bottle with a nozzle, pressurized by hand to rinse laboratory glassware like test tubes and flasks
• Forceps are used in organic chemistry labs for grabbing small items, coming in various sizes and shapes for different purposes
• Glass Tubing is used to connect different pieces of lab equipment, being cut, bent, and stretched for various uses
• A Funnel is used for guiding liquids or powders into a small opening, with a wide top and narrow bottom
• Rubber Tubing is flexible and resilient, used in flow lines for fluids and gases in hydraulic, pneumatic, and medical applications
• A pH Meter is an electronic probe used to calculate the pH of a liquid, essential in clinical and research laboratories
• Calorimeters include vessels for uniform heating, a thermometer to measure temperature, and a stirrer to distribute heat in the liquid
• A Centrifuge spins objects in rotation around a fixed axis, separating substances based on density in laboratory settings
• Evaporating Dishes are used to evaporate excess solvents and produce concentrated solutions or solid precipitates in laboratories