chp 0 (Lab apparatus) Flashcards
pipette filler
a rubber or plastic bulb, suck and accurately measured the amount of liquid
beaker
a flat-bottomed, cylindrical piece of glassware, for mixing and heating compounds
dropper
used to add drop quantities of solutions or liquid
test-tube brush
used to clean the inside of wall of laboratory glassware
Watch glass
a piece of glassware used for evaporating liquids
evaporating dish
used to hold solutions during evaporation
desiccator
contains drying agent to dry solids or liquid by placing them inside
gas syringe
used to collect gas or measure the volume of a gas
conical flask
used to hold liquid
measuring cylinder
used for rough measurements of the volume of liquid
condenser
used to collect vapours by condensing them into liquid as they contact the liquid-cooler inner surface of the condenser
burette
an extremely accurate device with a stopcock at the bottom used to measure volumes of regents
rubber stoppers
used to close flask or test tubes to prevent evaporation of liquid or escape of gases
test tube rack
used to hold the test-tubes on bench
filter funnel
used together with filter paper to filter solid out of solution
plastic washbottle
a plastic squeeze bottle that holds a liquid or solvents
spatula
used to transfer small amounts of solid, especially powder
pipette
for measuring accurate volume of liquids then quantitatively transfer the measured liquid from one container to another
thermometer
used to measure temperature
scoopula
another instrument used to transfer solids from one place to another
wire gauze
generally used as a surface for beaker or flask to rest when being heated
heat-resistant mat
used to avoid burning the surface of the lab bench
round-bottomed flask
usually suspended and heated from below. Its shape makes it easy to swirl and mix liquid inside of it
flat-bottomed flask
used to hold liquid, can stand on a bench without support
reagent bottle
used for storage of solutions or liquid
electrical balance
used for more accurate weighting, obtaining the masses of solid and liquid samples
crucible
cup-shaped container capable of sustaining high temperature, typically used to hold substance during strong heating
mortar and pestle
used to grind a solid to a powder
test tube
a cylindrical open-topped piece of glassware that comes in varying sizes
boiling tube
used to boil a large amount of liquid
crucible tongs
used to handle the hot crucible
retort stand
equipment which champs can be attached to hold laboratory glassware in place
Bunsen burner
the main heating source in the laboratory, attached to a gas line and lit to provide heat for your experiments
tripod
a three-legged frame used as a platform for supporting the weight for heating above the Bunsen burner
teat pipette
used to precisely add drop quantities of solutions or liquid
separating funnel
used to separate two immiscible liquid
dropping bottle
used storage of solutions or liquids can transfer liquid by the teat
pipeclay triangle
used to gold a crucible on tripod while it is heating
petri dish
used for temporary storage of solid
test tube holder
used to hold the upper portion of a test tube during heating
glass rod
used for stirring
clamp
used to hold or secure laboratory glassware tightly