Science lab tools and functions
Beaker function: Hold liquids
Bunsen Burner function: Used to heat/combust/sterilize objects or substances
Coverslips function: To keep specimens flat and in place
Dissecting Pins function: Pin large, thick specimens by holding skin back.
Dissecting scissors function: Dissect and cut various tissues or things
Dissecting tray function: Provides space to dissect an organism
Medicine dropper function: Dispense medicine
Forceps function: grasp retract and stabilize tissue
Funnel function: channel liquids or fine substances into containers with small openings
Graduated cylinder function: measure volume of liquids
Hand lens function: view objects at a magnified scale
Microscope function: enlarges view of small objects
eyepiece function from microscope: magnifies the image from the objective
Head function from microscope: holds and connects the eyepieces to objective lenses
Tube function microscope: separates the eyepiece from the objective lenses
Objective lenses function: lenses that examine the object
Diaphragm function of a microscope: controls amt of light that passes through the specimen
Illumination: transmits light for viewing
Glass slide function: Supports sample/ specimen being studied under the microscope
Petri dish function: used to study cells/ bacteria/ mold
Pipette function: measures & transfers small solutions
Probe function: moves materials during dissection
Metric ruler: instrument used to measure lengths
Safety goggles function: shields eyes against objects
Scalpel function: precisely cuts skin and tissues
Test tube function: hold/ mix/ heat chemicals
Test tube rack function: holds multiple tubes upright
Thermometer: measures temperature
Triple beam balance function: measures mass.