Laboratory Equipment and Their Functions in Scientific Experiments

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Wash bottle

Holds distilled water to use in experiments or wash glassware.

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buret

Used to precisely measure a liquid or aqueous solution as part of a reaction, particularly in a titration.

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funnel

Used to accurately and cleanly add chemicals OR to filter a solid from a liquid using filter paper.

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Test tube

Small container used to hold and/or mix small amounts of chemicals.

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Test tube clamp

Securely holds a test tube, particularly when heating.

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Test tube rack

Holds many test tubes.

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Graduated cylinder

A precise measuring tool to determine the volume of a liquid or aqueous substance.

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Pipet

Simple tool used to transfer small, approximate volumes of liquid from one container to another.

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Dropper

Used to slowly add very small quantities (i.e. drops) of aqueous chemicals.

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Erlenmeyer Flask

Conical flask that is used in mixing, heating, and storing solutions. Is particularly useful in titrations for storing the reacting solutions.

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Rubber stopper

Securely seals a flask or test tube.

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Evaporating dish

Tool used to remove excess liquid (solvent) from a solution by evaporation, leaving behind a concentrated solution or a solid precipitate.

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Watch glass

Multifunctional tool used for evaporating liquids, weighing solids, covering beakers, and observing crystallization.

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Bunsen Burner/Lab burner

Heats a substance using an open flame.

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Hot plate

Provides a flame-free method for heating reagents, samples, and chemicals. May also contain a magnet to stir reagents.

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Thermometer

Measures temperature.

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Ruler

Measures length.

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Balance

Measures the mass of a sample.

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Test tube brush

Used to clean glassware.

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Stirring rod

Used to stir and mix reagents.

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Forces (tweezers)

Picks up small amounts of solid that should not be touched by hand.

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Mortar and pestle

Grinds large pieces of solids into smaller fragments and powder.

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Scoopula or Spatula

Transfers solid, granular, or powdered substances, such as chemicals, from one container to another, particularly for weighing, mixing, and other experimental procedures.

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Wire gauze

Helps distribute heat evenly.

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Tongs

Used to touch and/or move hot glassware.

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Ring stand

Secure device that is used to hold glassware.

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Ring clamp or iron ring

Clamps to a ring stand to hold equipment for heating.

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Utility clamp

Used to hold various devices to a ring stand.

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Beaker

Versatile container used for holding, mixing, heating, and stirring liquids/aqueous substances. Measured approximate volume but is not used for accurate measurements.