Science Laboratory

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<p>Bunsen Burner</p>

Bunsen Burner

To raise a flame above the table surface high enough for heating. It is a type of ambient air gas burner used for burning, sterilization, and combustion.

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<p>Tripod Stand</p>

Tripod Stand

To support the apparatus during heating. To stabilize glassware and equipment during experiments, providing a stable base for beakers, flasks, and other items.

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<p>Retort Stand</p>

Retort Stand

To support apparatus during experiments. To securely hold and support various pieces of glassware and equipment, for measuring, filtration, and etc.

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<p>Test Tube</p>

Test Tube

Test tubes are to contain or mix chemicals together and to mix solutions and liquids. They are also used for heating small amounts of chemicals or biological samples. They are very thin and long — but unsuitable for burning.

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<p>Beaker</p>

Beaker

To contain chemicals and to contain liquids. They are also used for holding, mixing, heating and measuring liquids.

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<p>Boiling tubes</p>

Boiling tubes

To contain chemicals for strong heating and to collect and hold liquids. It’s a type of laboratory glassware whereas they are used for heating substances, often in the flame of a bunsen burner. They are thicker, longer and bigger.

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<p>Conical flask</p>

Conical flask

Conical flasks are to contain and mix chemicals and liquids. They are also used for transporting liquids without splashing — allowing for swishing and swirling inside of the flask.

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<p>Filter funnel</p>

Filter funnel

To transform liquids into containers with a small opening, and to separate solids from liquids. It is usually used in a separating method called filtration.

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<p>Bell jar</p>

Bell jar

Bell jars are to separate the set up of an experiment from its surroundings. It is to create and maintain a vacuum environment, allowing for experiments involving gases, chemical reactions, and etc under controlled conditions.

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<p>Evaporating dish</p>

Evaporating dish

The evaporating dish is to evaporate the liquid in a solution over a Bunsen burner. Mainly used to leave behind a solid residue inside of the dish.

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<p>Gas jar</p>

Gas jar

Gas jars are usually to collect gas, also to store, transport, and examine specimens. Used to study the behaviour of gases in a controlled environment.