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Laboratory Tools and Equipment Flashcards

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Used to hold and heat liquids. Multipurpose and essential in the laboratory.

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Beaker

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Used to easily clean the insides of a test tube and other glasswares

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Brushes

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Used with a vacuum flask for performing vacuum filtrations

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Buchner Funnel

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Used for heating and exposing items to flame

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Bunser Burner

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Used in titrations for accurately measuring how liquid has been delivered

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Burette

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Used to hold burettes on a ring stand

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Burette Clamp

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Used to hold crucibles when they are being heated. They usually in a ring stand

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Clay Triangle

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Used to heat small quantities to very high temperatures

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Crucible with lid

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Used for weighing substances and objects, usually in grams

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Electronic Balance

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Used to heat, mix, and store liquids.

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Erlenmeyer Flask

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The advantage of this is that the bottom is wider than the top which makes it heat quicker because of the greater area surface exposed to the heat/flame

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Erlenmeyer Flask

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Used to recover dissolved solids by evaporation

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Evaporating Dish

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Used for liquid substances that need to be heated evenly

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Florence Flask

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The bulbed bottom allows the heat to distribute through the liquid more evenly

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Florence Flask

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15
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It is mostly used in distillation experiments

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Florence Flask

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Used for moving and picking up small items/objects

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Forceps

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Used to pour liquids to another container so that it will not be lost or spilled

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Glass Funnel

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18
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This can be also used with a folder filter paper for filtrations

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Glass Funnel

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Used to measure volumes of liquids

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Graduated Cylinder

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Used for heating substances in beakers and flasks

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Hot Plate

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Used for accurately measuring and delivering volumes of liquids/substances - usually in 1 mL or less

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Micropipette

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Used to crush solids into powder for experiments, usually to easily dissolve the solid

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Mortar and Pestle

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Attached to the ring stand with wire gauze, used to hold beakers and flasks when they are being heated by a gas burner

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Ring Clamp

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Used to hold items being heated

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Ring Stand

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Clamps and rings can be used so that items may be placed above the laboratory table while being heated by a bunsen burner, or other items

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Ring Stand

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This comes in different sizes. It comes from sizes 0 to 8.

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Rubber Stopper

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This has holes in it for thermometer and other probes that may be used

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Rubber Stopper

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Used to seal bottle tubes and other containers

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Rubber Stopper

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Used for scooping out small or large amounts of chemicals inside bottles, etc.

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Scoopula

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Used for seperating layers of immiscible liquid and for dropping liquids

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Seperatory Funnel

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Used for moving small amounts of solid from place to place

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Spatula

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Used for storing, mixing, and heating small amounts of chemicals

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Test Tubes

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Used to hold test tubes while being heated

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Test tube holder

33
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Used to hold test tubes whenever reactions happen in them or when they are not needed

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Test tube rack

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Used to take temperatures of solids, liquids, and gases

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Thermometer

35
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Used to attach test tubes and other glassware to the ring stand

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Utility Clamp

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Used with a vacuum line and buchner funnel for vacuum filtrations

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Vacuum Filter Flask

37
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Used to measure one specific volume for accurate solutions

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Volumetric Flask

38
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Used to wash and rinse containers

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Wash Bottle

39
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Used to hold solids when they are being weighed or transported

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Watch Glass

40
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It should never be heated

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Watch Glass

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This can also be the cover of beakers and other containers

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Watch Glass

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Used for weighing solids on a balance

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Weigh Boat

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For obtaining broad, fishtail flame that heats large area and smoothly bends glass

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Wing Top

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Attached to the ring clamp that is used to support glasswares over a bunsen burner

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Wire Gauze

45
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Spread flame out for more even heating

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Wire Gauze

46
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Used to stir liquids

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Glass Stir Rod/Stirring Rod

47
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They are usually made out of glass

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Glass Stir Rod/Stirring Rod

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