Lab Equipment Flashcards by Tessa Ericksen | Brainscape

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Holds solids or liquids that won’t release gases

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Beaker

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Holds solids or liquids that may produce gas

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Erlenmeyer flask

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Used for fixing chemicals

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Florence flask

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Measure volumes of liquids

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Graduated cylinder

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Use when large volumes of gas are produced

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Gas collecting bottle

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Useful for holding test tubes

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Test tube holder

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Used to clean test tubes and graduated cylinders

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Test tube brushes

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Holding test tubes

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Test tube rack

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Used to close containers

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Rubber stopper

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Used when wanting to preform scale reactions

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Spot plates

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Used to hold a small amount of solid

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Watch glass

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Used to stir liquids

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Glass stir rod

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Transfer a small volume of water

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Medicine dropper

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Red measures bases

Green measures acids

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Litmus paper

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Tweezers used to pick up objects

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Forceps

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Aid the transfer of liquid from one vessel to another

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Funnel

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Measures exact volumes of liquids

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Mohr pipet

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Spouts for washing certain areas

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Wash bottle

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Weigh solids

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Weighing boat

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Dispense solid chemicals from their containers

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Spatulas

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Dispense solid chemicals from contianers

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Scoopula

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Used to move beakers back and fourth

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Beaker tongs

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Heating liquids and solids

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Bunsen burner

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Heating stable compounds and elements

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Evaporating dish

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Heating metals to extreme temperatures

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Crucible

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Support crucibles when being heated

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Clay triangle

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For handling hot crucibles

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Crucible tongs

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Surface for semi micro experiments

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Glass plates

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Cut glass rods

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Triangular file

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Safe way to preform reactions with Bunsen burner

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Ringstands

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Connect to ringstands making them stable

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Iron rings

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Secure test tubes in ringstands

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Utility clamps

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Used to burets

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Double buret clamp

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Sits on the iron ring

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Wire gauze

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Provides surface for hot beakers

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Pressed fiber pad

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Light Bunsen burner

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Striker