Lab Equipment Review Beaker Used as containers or
Lab Equipment Review
Beaker Used as containers or for rough measurement: sizes are 100 ml, 150 ml, 250 ml, 400 ml, 600 ml and 1 L, may be heated • will not release gases when reacted, or are unlikely to splatter if stirred
Buret Glass and Teflon; used to measure volumes for Titrations 50 or 100 ml
Graduated Cylinder • • • used to measure volumes of liquids; probably your best everyday measuring tool, there are three sizes in your desk: 10, 50 and 100 m. L NOT To be used for Mixing Chemicals NOTE the Rubber Stompers The top plastic bumper ALWAYS stays at the top, to prevent breakage if it falls over.
Erlenmeyer Flask Note size Pyrex, Erlenmeyer flasks hold and/or heat solids or liquids that may release gases during a reaction, or that are likely to splatter if stirred. 50 ml, 125 ml, 250 ml
Triple Beam Balance Metal; used to measure masses of substances in Grams
Weigh Boat • Weighing boats are used for holding and determining the mass of solid chemicals . • Never put chemicals directly on the balance • scale – they will leave a contaminating residue. • We can also use paper squares.
Dropper Pipette • The dropper pipet is used to transfer a small volume of liquid, usually one drop at a time – you have both short and long pipets. • On top of each dropper is a “rubber bulb” for suction – never put your mouth on the dropper to provide suction.
Funnel Glass OR Plastic 1) aid in the transfer of liquids from one vessel to another, and 2) hold filter paper while filtering.
Petri Dish
Volumetric Flask • Pyrex or kimax; • Used to make solutions with exact amounts • sizes: 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, and 1 L • DO NOT HEAT
Hot Plate • hot plates are generally used to heat glassware or its contents • Hot plates will be • used to gently heat any flammable chemicals.
Bunsen Burner • Burners are used for the heating of nonflammable liquids and solids • In order to get the best flame, you might need to make adjustments each time you use the burner – practice this!
Microscope
Ring Stand • Ring clamps connect to a ring stand, and when used with a wire gauze provide a stable, elevated platform for a beaker to rest when heated • Will hold a clay triangle and funnel during filtering, and will be used with a clay triangle to hold a crucible when they are heated.
Scoopula • Metal, used to transfer solid chemicals • used for smaller quantities
Test Tube • Used for reactions • May be heated • Sizes: 13 mmx 100 mm and 20 mmx 150 mm • Brush- used to clean glasswear with small diameters. Use correct size
Striker
Hot Mitts
Gloves
Stir Rods • Glass • Used to stir or pour liquids
Chemical Disposal Containers
Fume Hood
Test Tube Rack • Wood or Plastic • Holds test tubes in vertical position • Used during reactions or after cleaning test tubes
Test Tube Clamp • Metal or plastic • May be fastened to ring stand to support lab apparatus, glassware or other equipment • Types: clamp holder • Ring clamp • Test tube clamp • 3 -prong clamp • And double buret clamp
Beaker Tongs • Beaker tongs are used to hold and move beakers containing hot liquids. • Note the rubber coating to improve grip on the glass beaker • - do not hold these in a burner flame.
Crucible Tongs • For handling hot crucibles and their covers; also used to pick up other small hot objects - NOT to be used for picking up beakers!
Tweezers • Forceps are used to hold or pick up small objects – Remember: it is best to never touch chemicals with your hands
Dropper
Mortar and Pestle • Glass or Porcelain • Used to grind large solid chunks into powders
Ceramic Square Ceramic material Is placed under hot equipment or glassare
Parafilm
Safety Goggles
Lab Aprons
Micropipette
Centrifuge
Hot Water Bath
Gel Electrophoresis
Thin Layer Chromatography
Water Distiller
Incubator
Eye Wash Fountain
Fire Extinguisher
Safety Shower
Broken Glass Disposal
p. H Meter / probe
Dissecting Microscope
Filter Paper
Kim Wipes
Clay Triangle • Wire frame with porcelain rods • Placed on a ring clamp to hold a crucible while heating
Crucible and cover The CRUCIBLE and its COVER are used to hold small amounts of chemicals during heating at high temperatures, especially if you want to keep oxygen out of the reaction (just put the cover on the crucible).
Ring Stand • Vertical metal rod fixed to a heavy metal base • Used as a support for many pieces of lab equipment
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