Common lab equipment, safety symbols, and safety procedures for intro chemistry classes.
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- What is a beaker?
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A wide-mouthed glass container used for mixing, heating, and measuring liquids- What is a graduated cylinder?
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A tall narrow glass cylinder marked with measurements for precise liquid volume measurement- What is an Erlenmeyer flask?
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A conical-shaped flask with a narrow neck, used for mixing and heating solutions- What is a test tube?
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A small glass tube closed at one end, used for holding and heating small amounts of chemicals- What is a petri dish?
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A shallow round glass or plastic dish used for growing cultures or conducting small reactions- What is a mortar and pestle?
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A bowl (mortar) and club-shaped tool (pestle) used to grind solids into powder- What is a stirring rod?
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A long thin glass rod used to mix solutions and guide liquid when pouring- What is a funnel?
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A cone-shaped tool with a narrow tube used to pour liquids into containers with small openings- What is an evaporating dish?
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A shallow ceramic or glass dish used to heat and evaporate liquids leaving behind solids- What is a watch glass?
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A small glass disk used to cover beakers or hold small amounts of liquids during evaporation- What is a buret?
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A long graduated tube with a valve at the bottom used to measure and dispense precise liquid volumes- What is a dropper?
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A tool with a bulb that draws up and releases small precise amounts of liquid- What is a crucible?
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A small ceramic container that can withstand very high temperatures, used for heating substances- What is a Bunsen burner?
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A gas burner that produces an open flame used for heating materials in the lab- What is a clay triangle?
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A triangular wire frame with clay beads that holds a crucible above a flame
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