Apparatus Uses Flashcards
Glass container, used as a container, shows
approximate volume, and may be heated
Beaker
A metal heating device connected to a gas
outlet with rubber tubing; used to heat
chemicals in beakers or test tubes; has
adjustable air-hole allowing some control of
temperature
Bunsen Burner
It is marked with a milliliter scale and fitted
with a stopcock; can be used to withdraw and
measure accurate volumes of solutions in
titrations
Burette
Metal with rubber ends; used to handle hot
beakers
Tongs
Made of porcelain; used to heat small
amounts of solid substances that are being
heated strongly at high temperatures
Crucible with cover
Metal utility tongs used for hot crucibles;
spring-like jaws with a jaw opening
Crucible tongs
Glass tip with a rubber bulb; used to transfer
small amounts of liquids
Dropper
may be heated; it has a thin neck and
a wide base; used to hold liquids when carrying out reactions and preparing solutions
Erlenmeyer Flask
Porcelain dish; used to hold a solution whose
solvent is being separated from the solvent by
evaporation (often using heat)
Evaporating Dish
Used to hold liquids when carrying out
reactions (no heat use flat-bottomed; even heating required use round-bottomed)
Florence Flask
Metal or plastic, straight-tipped instrument
used to isolate and remove small particles
Forceps
Made of glass or plastic; used to hold a filter
paper and can be used in pouring (to avoid
spills)
Funnel
Used to protect eyes
Goggles
Marked with milliliter (ml) scale and is used
to measure volume
Graduated Cylinder
Used to handle hot glassware or other hot lab
equipment
Heat resistant gloves