Lab Safety & Bunsen Burner Flashcards
What is this used for: test tube and boiling tube
Used to hold small amounts of liquid
What is this used for: beaker
Used to hold liquids
What is this used for: hot plate
Used as a heat source
What is this used for: syringe
Used to accurately measure small volumes of liquid
What is this used for: Bunsen burner
Used as a heat source
What is this used for: tripod
Used to hold items heated with a Bunsen burner
What is this used for: graduated cylinder
Used to accurately measure volumes of liquids
What is this used for: Conical flask
Used to swirl/mix liquids
What is this used for: thermometer
Used to measure temperature
What is this used for: clamp/retort stand
Used to hold equipment steady
What is this used for: plastic pipette
Used to accurately measure small amounts of liquid
What is this used for: Wire gauze
Used on top of a tripod to evenly spread heat from a Bunsen burner
What is this used for: evaporating dish
Used to evaporate liquids
What is this used for: Test tube rack
Used to hold test tubes
What is this used for: Tongs
Used to hold/move hot items
What is this used for: funnel
Used to pour liquids into narrow openings
Which flame is hotter on a Bunsen burner
Blue flame
On a Bunsen burner, what is the orange flame
The ‘safety’ flame
On a Bunsen burner, what is the blue flame
The flame used for heating (not easy to see)
What do you do to turn the orange flame into a blue flame
Turn the window to allow air inside the Bunsen burner
Name 3 lab safety rules
No running in the lab
No eating or drinking in the lab
For experiments, make sure your hair is tied up
What is a Bunsen burner
A device for the production of a hot clean flame by burning a fuel gas in air
Name 5 parts of the Bunsen burner
Barrel
Collar
Airhole
Gas hose
Metal base
Bunsen burner: air hole
To allow air to enter the burner
Bunsen burner: gas hose
To carry gas from the gas tap
Bunsen burner: metal base
Wide and heavy so that the Bunsen burner is less likely to topple
Bunsen burner: collar
Turned to open or close the air hole to obtain the required flame type
Bunsen burner: barrel
To raise the height of the flame for ease of use