Laboratory Apparatuses Flashcards
- Most commonly used glassware for measuring the accurate precise volume of liquid
- 5-2000mL
Graduated Cylinder
- Slender tube
- Used with rubber suction bulb/aspirator
Volumetric Pipette
- Used to draw liquid to the pipette
Aspirator
- Graduated glass tube
- For measuring or delivering volume liquids during titrations
Burette
- Used for measuring large quantities of volatile liquids
Volumetric Flask
- Graduations are estimated
- Used as containers using boiling liquid mixtures
Beakers and Erlenmeyer Flask
- Used as container or receiver during titration or distillation
Erlenmeyer Flask
- Used in chemical testing
- For heating small amounts of chemical
Test Tubes
- Holds hot test tube
Test Tube Holder
- Cleans test tubes thoroughly
Test Tube Brush
- Used for stirring
- Used as a guide for liquids when pouring to avoid spillage; directs the flow of liquids
Stirring rod
- For measuring temperature
- Used during distillation
Thermometer
- For administering liquids by drop
- 1ml=20 drops
Dropper
- Used for mixing, spreading, scooping
Spatula
- Vessel for heating or melting substances requiring extreme heat and temperature
Crucible with cover
- Place it on top or clip it on the mouth (hard to clip sa body)
- Holds the crucible while heating
Crucible Tong
- Container of solutions needed for evaporation
- Residue (dissolved substance)
Evaporating Dish
- Used for grinding, pounding solid substances
- To turn solid substances to powder
Mortar and Pestle
- Blue flames (non-luminous)
Bunsen and Burner
- Ethyl alcohol as fuel
- Yellow flames only
Alcohol Lamp
- Regulates heat
Wire Gauze
- Supports wire gauze
Tripod
- Has a basement
- Supports the set up during distillation, titration, etc.
Iron stand
- Holds the wire gauze
Iron Ring