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Balance
– is used to weigh materials in the laboratory
Beaker
– is used to dissolve, mix, and heat liquids in large
amounts.
Test tube
– is used as a reaction vessel for experiments involving
small amounts of reactants.
Adapter
– it is a device that connects the condenser and the
receiving flask in a distillation process.
Condenser
– a device or unit used to condense
vapors
into liquid.
Distilling flask
– a round bottomed glass flask that is capable of
holding a liquid to be distilled.
Burner
– is used as a source of heat In the laboratory
Buret
– is a graduated glass tube used in volumetric analysis for
measuring accurately definite amounts of liquid
Buret clamp
– is used to fasten glassware into place on a ring
stand.
Iron stand or ring stand
– is used to mount apparatus.
Tripod
– is used to support apparatus which does not have to be
attached.
Wire gauze w/ asbestos pad
– is used to separate a beaker or
flask from direct heat of the burner.
Clay triangle or pipe steam
– is used to support the crucible
while heating.
Cork borer
– used to make a hole in a cork.
Crucible & cover
– is used for high temperature ignition
Crucible tong
– welded steel tools used to lift a hot crucible from
a furnace or for other items you may not want to handle with your
hands.
Test tube holder
– it is used to support the test tube.
Dropper
– is used to transfer small amounts of liquid. It is also
used for addition of liquids drop by drop.
Pasteur pipette, or dropper-
is a device used to transfer small
quantities of liquids. They are used in the laboratory and also to
dispense small amounts of liquid medicines.
Erlenmeyer flask
– container used as a reaction vessel and
used for titration. It is also useful to catch filtrates.
Round bottom flask or erlenmeyer bulbs
– It is a type of flasks
having spherical bottoms used as laboratory glassware mostly for
chemical or biochemical work. It allows more uniform heating and
/ or boiling of liquid.
Evaporating dish
– is used to evaporate a liquid from a solution
leaving a residue.
Watch glass – is used for spontaneous evaporation of liquids
and as a container for weighing
Funnel
– lined with filter paper, is used to facilitate the
introduction of liquid into narrow-mouthed containers and prevent
spilling.
Glass rod or stirring rod
– it is used for stirring or mixing
chemicals.
Graduated cylinder
– glassware calibrated in the Metric System
and is used to measure volume of liquid samples. It should not be
used as a reaction vessel.
Pipet
– is used to transfer accurately varying volumes of liquid
samples.
Aspirator
– a device for removing liquids or gases by suction,
especially an instrument that uses suction to remove substances.
Ignition tube
– a laboratory tube used much in the same way as
a boiling tube except not being as large and thick walled. It is
primarily used to hold small quantities of substance for direct
heating by a Bunsen burner or other heat source.
Iron clamp
– a piece of laboratory equipment used to hold
things and is placed in an iron stand to elevate other equipment.
Iron ring
– is mounted on an iron stand to support beakers and
flasks.
Mortar and pestle – is used to grind solids into powder form.
Spot plate, test plate or test tablet
– a ceramic plate with
small dwells or depression bulb into it, often used for
quantitative analysis.
Spatula
– is used to remove or scoop out solids from the
container.
Thermometer
– is used to measure temperature.
Test tube brush
– it is a brush that is long and narrow to
clean the inside of glassware, in particular test tubes.
Test tube holder
– it is used to support the test tube.
Test tube rack
– to hold test tubes upright to keep them from
spilling.
Volumetric flask
– is used to dilute and prepare exact volumes
of solution.
Wash bottle
– is a squeeze bottle with a nozzle, used to rinse
various pieces of laboratory glassware, such as test tubes and
round bottom flasks.
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