Laboratory Apparatus Flashcards

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It’s use is for filtration and transfer liquids.

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Glass Funnel

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2
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Use for stirring and mixing

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Stirring Rod

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3
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use to add small volume of liquid to an exact position

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Thistle tube

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4
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hold and mix chemicals, used to receive liquids from titrations. Also known as conical flask with small neck.

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Erlenmeyer Flask

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5
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Used as a container to hold solutions or chemicals. Also known as boiling flask.

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Fluorence Flask

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6
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It has a cover on top with triangular mouth, it is used to determine the iodine number of oils, fasts and waxes.

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Iodine Flask

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7
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Used to prepare solutions to an accurate volume, has long neck.

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Volumetric Flask

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8
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It is used to separate mixtures of two liquids with different boiling points.

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Distilling Flask

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9
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Used for liquid to liquid extractions to separate or partition the components of a mixture into two immiscible solvent phases of different densities.

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Separatory Funnel

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10
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It is used for receiving a filtering liquid and that is usually heave-walled glass.

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Filtering Flask

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11
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it used to dispense an accurate volume of liquid. Determine to the nearest 0.01 mL. A pinch cock is used in this burette.

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Mohr Buret

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12
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It dispenses an accurate volume of liquid. The volume of liquid added can be determine to the nearest 0.01 mL. Stop cock is used.

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Geisser Buret

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13
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> 7 ph

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Base

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14
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<7 ph

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Acid

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15
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7 ph

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Neutral

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16
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It is used to measure a small amount accurately

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Volumetric Pipet

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17
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It is used to transferring milliliter volumes of liquid from less than 1 mL to up to 50 mL.

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Serological Pipet

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18
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It is used to measure a precise volume of liquid. estimated to the nearest 0.1 mL.

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Graduated Cylinder

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19
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it is used to hold, mix, and heat liquids. Also used to receive liquids from titrations and filtrates from filtering operations.

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Beaker

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20
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it used to hold solids while they are being weighed or to cover a beaker.

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Watch glass

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21
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it is used to dispense small amount of liquids

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Dropping Pipet

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22
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It is used to protect chemicals which are hydroscopic or which react with water from humidity.

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Dessicator

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23
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It is used for precise weighing of solids.

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Weighing bottle.

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24
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It is used for distillation and reflux experiments. It allows for the vapor to cooled back to a liquid.

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Condenser

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25
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It is used to connect to a condenser to the receiving flask during distillation. It prevents pressure build-up during distillation.

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Adapter

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26
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It is used to hold small quantities of substances which are undergoing direct heating by a bunsen burner or other heat sources.

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Hard glass tube/Ignition Tube

27
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It is used to hold specimen for observation and to grow cultures.

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Petri Dish

28
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It is used in holding large amount of chemical during heating at very high temperatures.

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Porcelain casserole.

29
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It is used in holding small amount of chemicals during heating at a very high temperature.

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Porcelain crucible

30
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It is used to perform reactions on a small amount of materials. several small depressions for use in a spot test. Also known as reaction plate

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Spot plate

31
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It is used in pressure-assisted filtration.

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Buchner Funnel

32
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It is used in crushing and grinding of materials

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Mortar and Pestle

33
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It is used to heat samples for evaporation

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Evaporation Dish

34
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It is used to support the wire gauze and glassware whhile heating.

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Tripod

35
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It is used to hold or clamp laboratory glassware and other equipment in place, so it does not fall down or come apart.

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Iron Stand

36
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It is used with a ring stand to hold glassware, such as a beaker or a funnel.

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Iron ring

37
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It is used to hold and support the buret during titration.

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Buret clamp

38
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It used to support a crucible during heating

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Clay triangle

39
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It is sed to secure laboratory clamps to a ring stand or lab frame

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Clamp holder

40
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It is used to hold crucibles (pababa ang scissor)

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Crucible tong

41
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It is used to secure glassware to a ring stand

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Other types of clamps

42
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It is used to hold a test tube, probably when hot.

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Test tube holder

43
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It is used to support a container, such as a beaker, or a ring stand while it is being heated.

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Wire gauze

44
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It is used to produce an open flame. It uses ethyl alcohol or spirit as a fuel. It can be made from brass, glass, stainless steel or aluminum

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Heat source

45
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It is used as a heat source when an open flame is not desirable.

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Hot plate

46
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It is used to furnish heat in the laboratory, it works by mixing a fuel gas with air, so that the gas will burn with the hottest flame possible

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Burner

47
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It is used to measure small mass in the sub-milligram range.

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Analytical Balance

48
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It is used for measuring mass, is used to read the mass of items. It has a 3 beams.

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Beam Balance

49
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It is used to scoop and transfer a solids

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Spatula and Spoons

50
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It is used with a bunsen burner to make a flat , broad flame, fish tail.

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Wing top

51
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It is used to hold several test tubes one at a time.

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Test tube rack

52
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It is used to clean test tubes.

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Test tube brush

53
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It is used for cutting a hole in a cork or a rubber stopper to insert a glass tubing.

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Cork borer

54
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It is used to trim, sharpen edges and score glass bbefore cutting.

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Triangular File

55
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It is used for compressing a flexible pipe or rubber tube, in order to regulate or stop the flow of a liquid.

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Pinch cock

56
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It is used to draw liquids into a pipe.

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Aspirator/Pipet bulb

57
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It is used in the flowlines for fluids and gases. It is flexible and resilient due to its natural or synthetic rubber construction.

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Rubber tubing

58
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It is used to pick up or hold small objects

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Forceps

59
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It is used to rinse pieces of glassware and to add small quantities of water.

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Wash Bottle

60
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It is used to measure temperature.

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Thermometer

61
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It is used to measure the acidity or alkalinity level of the sample expressed in pH

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pH meter

62
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It is used to ventilate noxious or harmful gases and chemicals.

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Fume hood

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