BECOMING FAMILIAR with LAB EQUIPMENT to Protect the Bottom of a Beaker Or Flask

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BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH LAB EQUIPMENT To protect the bottom of a beaker or flask Below you will find the names of different kinds of lab from flame; to support equipment you may encounter. Additionally, the functions a beaker or flask on a associated with these various types of equipment are listed. ring clamp. Using your resources, complete the attached chart by matching the name and function of the equipment with the appropriate visual. Visual TOOLS FUNCTIONS Thermometer For measuring weight or A – A & B – Force (N) For holding a flask, a beaker, or a test tube B – Test Tube on a ring stand a Clamp beaker or flask on a A – A, B & C – ring clamp (all have same function) C- B – Florence Flask C - C – Erlenmeyer Flask TOOLS FUNCTIONS Graduated Cylinder For measuring mass To protect the eyes Glass Stirring Rod For cleaning the For holding one or inside of a test Test Tube Rack more test tubes tube Test Tube Clamp For plucking or For removing and Forceps or handling small holding a hot beaker Tweezers objects Beaker Platform holds For holding an heating unit, pole Test Tube Brush individual test tube holds clamps Triple Beam Balance For measuring and To mix or stir Funnel pouring liquids; not substances; made of for heating or glass to resist heat, Wire Gauze mixing substances stains, corrosion Eye Dropper To aid in pouring a liquid from a wide- Spring Scale For measuring and mouth container to For heating, sterilization, pouring liquids; for Bunsen Burner Test Tube a small-mouth and combustion heating or mixing container; to filter Beaker Tongs substances substances when filter paper is used Goggles Ring Stand For measuring For measuring temperature length or distance Ruler For transferring a Ring Clamp For heating a small small amount (drops) amount of substance Test Tube Holder of liquid .

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