Laboratory Apparatus (9)

• A cylindrical container with a flat bottom, often

  marked with rough volume graduations. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  400mL Beaker
• Used for mixing and dissolving substances before

  transferring them to a more precise measuring

  glassware. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  400mL Beaker
• Narrow, calibrated glass or plastic tube designed to

  deliver a precise volume of liquid. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  10mL Pipet
• Used to accurately measure and transfer small

  volumes of liquid. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  10mL Pipet
• A pair of scissor-like tongs made of metal. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Crucible Tong
• Used for safely handling hot crucibles or other

  laboratory equipment that cannot be touched by

  hand. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Crucible Tong
• A conical flask with a narrow neck and flat bottom. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  250mL Erlenmeyer Flask
• Used for mixing, heating, and storing liquids. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  250mL Erlenmeyer Flask
• The narrow neck helps prevent spills and allows for

  easier swirling without losing contents. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  250mL Erlenmeyer Flask
• Aids in transferring of liquids or fine-grained

  substances into containers with a small opening, to

  avoid spillage. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Funnel
• Tall, narrow container with marked lines

  (graduations) used to measure liquid volumes

  accurately. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Graduated Cylinder
• The graduations allow for accurate readings, making it ideal for experiments requiring exact

  measurements. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Graduated Cylinder
• Flat surface with heating elements. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Hot Plate
• It is used in the laboratory to perform chemical

  reactions, to heat samples, and for numerous other

  activities. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Hot Plate
• Thin, solid glass or plastic rod. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Stirring Rod
• Used to manually stir solutions to ensure complete

  dissolution of the solute in the solvent. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Stirring Rod
• A small, concave piece of glass, typically round, used in laboratories to hold or observe small samples. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Watch Glass
• Used for evaporating liquids, holding solids during

  weighing, covering beakers, or observing reactions

  on a small scale. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Watch Glass
• A sealed container that contains a desiccant (drying

  agent) to maintain a dry environment inside. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Desiccator
• Used to cool and store samples in a moisture-free

  environment to prevent rehydration or

  contamination after heating. What laboratory apparatus is this?

  Desiccator