Lab Equipments

Weight balance

Used to determine the weight or mass of an object.

Beaker

Used to hold liquid or sample and as a reaction container.

Storage bottle

Used to store prepared chemicals for later use.

Funnel

Used to channel liquid or fine grain substances into containers with small openings.

Petri dish

Shallow transparent lidded dish used for waiting purposes, commonly used to study microorganisms in laboratories.

Glass stirrer

Glass stirring rod used to mix chemicals.

Volumetric flask

Used for measuring the volume of a liquid precisely, especially for preparation of molar and normal solutions.

Conical flask

Used for mixing and heating solutions.

Pipette

Used to transport a measured volume of liquid.

Spatula

Spoon-like scoops or flat ends typically used to transport chemical reagents.

Wash bottle

Squeeze bottle with a nozzle used to rinse various pieces of laboratory glassware, such as test tubes and round bottom flasks, with precise filling of volumetric flask.

Measuring cylinder

Used to measure the volume of a liquid and chemicals, more precise and accurate than common lab flasks and beakers.

Burette

Apparatus used in quantitative chemical analysis to measure the volume of a liquid.

Iron stand

Used to hold different glassware, such as burettes.

Mortar and pestle

Used to crush solid chemicals into smaller pieces or fine powder.

Test tube and holder

Widely used by chemists to hold, mix, or heat small quantities of solid or liquid chemicals, especially for qualitative experiments.

Separating funnel

Used to separate the components of a mixture of immiscible liquids.

Filter paper

Semi-permeable paper or porous material used to separate fine solid particles from liquids.

Thermometer

Instrument used to measure temperature.

Condenser

Lab apparatus used to condense vapors and turn them into liquids by cooling them down.

Watch glass

Used as a cover for beakers or to hold small amounts of substances.

Bunsen burner

Used for heating substances.

Hot plate

Used for heating substances when an open flame is not desired.

Microscope

Used for magnifying small objects or organisms for observation.

Centrifuge

Used for separating substances based on density through spinning.

pH meter

Used for measuring the acidity or alkalinity of a solution.

Incubator

Used for maintaining a controlled environment for the growth of organisms or chemical reactions.

Spectrophotometer

Used for measuring the intensity of light absorption or transmission of a substance.

Autoclave

Used for sterilizing equipment and materials using steam under pressure.

Microtome

Used for cutting thin sections of materials for microscopic examination.

Electrophoresis equipment

Used for separating molecules based on size and charge, commonly used in DNA or protein analysis.