Lab Glassware Flashcards

1
Q

used for heating and sterilization, commonly
used for constriction of reagent bottles

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High Thermal Resistant/Borosilicate Glass

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2
Q

high resistance to
alkali

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Boron-free/Soft Glass/ high alkali resistant glass

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3
Q

special alumina-silicate glass that has
been strengthened chemically than thermally

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Corex/high silica glass

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4
Q

poor resistance to high
temperature; used to make disposable
glassware

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Flint glass/soda lime glass

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5
Q

used for light sensitive
reagents

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Low actinic glass

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6
Q

Are frequently used
for preparation of standard solutions

A

Volumetric flask

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7
Q

Wide straight sided cylindrical
vessels that are available in many sizes;
used generally for mixing and for
reagent preparation

A

Beaker

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8
Q

Are often used for
preparing reagents and titration
purposes

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Erlenmeyer flask

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9
Q

Test tubes comes in
different sizes depending on their
intended use; chemical reaction
medium

A

Test tube

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10
Q

A long and straight
sided cylindrical piece of glassware with
calibration

A

Graduated cylinder

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11
Q

Long cylindrical graduated
pipettes with stopcock (glass or Rubber);
used for titration

A

Biuret

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12
Q

delivers the exact amount it
holds into a container

A

Calibration mark To deliver

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13
Q

holds the particular volume
but does not dispense the exact volume

A

Calibration mark To contain

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14
Q

etched rings on top of the pipette;
exact volume is obtained when the last drop
is blown out

A

Blowout pipette

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15
Q

absence of etched ring; liquid
is allowed to drain by gravity

A

Self- draining pipette

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16
Q

Type of Transfer Pipette

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Volumetric pipette
Pasteur pipette
Automatic pipette

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17
Q

for
nonviscous fluid; self draining

A

Volumetric pipette

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18
Q

transfers fluid
w/o consideration of a specific
volume

A

Pasteur pipette

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19
Q

Types of graduated pipette

A

Serologic pipette
Mohr pipette

20
Q

w/
graduation to the tip; blowout

A

Serologic pipette

21
Q

w/o graduation
to the tip

A

Mohr pipette

22
Q

An instrument that uses centrifugal
force to separate solid matter from a
liquid suspension

A

Centrifuge

23
Q

Handling Solutions

A
  1. When pouring contents from a
    reagent bottle into an open-mouth
    container such as a beaker, use a
    stirring rod.
  2. Remove the glass stopper from
    reagent bottles by pulling it with the
    use of index and middle fingers,
    palm facing upward
24
Q

Using the Laboratory Pipette: If a _________ portion of the liquid is to be
transferred to another container, use a
pipette or a medicine dropper

A

small portion

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Using the Laboratory Pipette: Let the pipette be filled by means of_________ action
capillary action
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Using the Laboratory Pipette: To hold the liquid in, place the ______ finger at the open end of the pipette
index finger
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Using the Laboratory Pipette: If exact amounts of solutions are needed, use an _________.
aspirator
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Heating solutions in a Test tube:
Fill use make and place
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Heating solutions in a Test tube: Fill the test tube with ________ of liquid to be heated
half full
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Heating solutions in a Test tube: Use a test ______ holder to hold the test tube
tube holder
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Heating solutions in a Test tube: Make sure the test tube is positioned ______ degrees angle when heating it
45 degrees
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Heating solutions in a Test tube: Place it over the flame passing it back and forth so that the flame strike the tube just below at the liquid level but never at the __________ of the tube
bottom tube
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What not to do Heating solutions in a Test tube
- Never point the open end of the tube to anyone while heating the solution in it - Never look directly inside the tube that is being heated - Never smell the solution directly from the test tube, wave your hand towards you to identify the smell
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Handling Solids
Spoon Put Donot place Donot return
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Handling Solids: To get solids from a reagent bottle, spoon it with a clean and dry ________ (a dirty spatula will contaminate the portion being taken and all the reagents inside the bottle)
clean and dry spatula
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Handling Solids: When weighing solid chemicals, put the reagent on a ______ glass
watch glass
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Handling Solids: Do not place the reagent directly on the pans of the _______
balance
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Handling Solids: Do not return excess reagents into its __________ container
original container
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it is the process of separating solid particles from liquid by pouring the mixture in a filter paper
Filtration
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Filtration it is the process of separating solid particles from liquid by pouring the mixture in a __________
filter paper
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solid left on the filter paper
Residue
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the liquid portion at the bottom of the container
Filtrate
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It is the process of pouring the liquid portion of the mixture to another container while not disturbing the solid particles that settle at the bottom of the container
Decantation
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solid at the bottom of the container
Residue/ sediment
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the liquid portion on top of the solution
Decantate