Lab Equipment (Part 2)

Question 1

Used to separate beakers and flasks from the direct flame of the burner.

Answer 1

Wire Gauze

Question 2

Used to mount apparatus.

Answer 2

Ring Stand

Question 3

Used to support a crucible for heating.

Answer 3

Pipestem Triangle

Question 4

Used with a Bunsen burner to produce a very hot small flame.

Answer 4

Blowpipe

Question 5

Placed over the barrel of a Bunsen burner to spread the flame.

Answer 5

Wing Top

Question 6

Used as a source of heat in the chemistry laboratory.

Answer 6

Bunsen Burner

Question 7

Made of galvanized iron, used to hold water and collect gases by displacement.

Answer 7

Pneumatic Trough

Question 8

Used to collect and store gases made in the laboratory.

Answer 8

Gas Collection Bottle

Question 8

Used to grind solids to a powder, made of glass, china, or metal.

Answer 8

Mortar and Pestle

Question 9

Used to cover gas collection bottles; will break if heated over an open flame.

Answer 9

Cover Glass

Question 10

Used to hold a small amount of material to be burned in a bottle of gas, usually made of iron.

Answer 10

Combustion Spoon

Question 11

Used to heat or melt solids; made of porcelain or metal.

Answer 11

Crucible and Cover

Question 12

Used to evaporate water from a solution and obtain the solid material left behind.

Answer 12

Evaporating Dish

Question 13

Used to measure temperatures using the Centigrade scale.

Answer 13

Thermometer

Question 14

Used to weigh materials in the laboratory.

Answer 14

Balance and Weights

Question 15

Used to remove or deliver small amount of liquids or solutions.

Answer 15

Pipette

Question 16

Used to deliver small amounts of liquids or solutions.

Answer 16

Medicine Dropper