1. Bunsen Burner - A common piece of
Erlenmeyer Flask - A type of laboratory
laboratory equipment that produces a
single open gas flame, which is used for
heating, sterilization, and combustion.
2. Ring Stand - A piece of scientific
equipment, to which clamps can be
attached to hold other pieces of
equipment, such as burettes, commonly
used for titration experiments, test
tubes and flasks.
3. Pipestem Triangle - A piece of
laboratory apparatus that is used to
support a crucible being heated by a
Bunsen burner or other heat source.
4. Utility Clamp - A laboratory apparatus
resembling a pair of scissors. It
composes of 3 parts: 2-prong adjust,
metal rod, and clamp down (attach the
clamp to the ring stand for adjust the
height). This apparatus is connected to
ring stand or retort stand.
5. Evaporating Dish - Used to evaporate
excess solvents - most commonly water
- to produce a concentrated solution or
a solid precipitate of the dissolved
substance. Most are made of porcelain
or borosilicate glass.
6. Mortar and Pestle - A device used to
prepare ingredients or substances by
crushing and grinding them into a fine
paste or powder.
7. Test Tube - A common piece of
laboratory glassware consisting of a
finger-like length of glass or clear plastic
tubing, open at the top and closed at
the bottom.
8. Beaker - A type of cylindrical container
used to mix chemicals, liquids and other
substances together for scientific
testing.
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flask which features a flat bottom, a
conical body, and a cylindrical neck. An
Erlenmeyer flask is used for the storing
and mixing of chemicals in a laboratory
setting.
10. Crucible (and cover) - Used in the
laboratory to contain chemical
compounds when heated to extremely
high temperatures.
11. Watch Glass - A circular concave piece
of glass used in chemistry as a surface
to evaporate a liquid, to hold solids
while being weighed, for heating a small
amount of substance and as a cover for
a beaker.
12. Cork - Used to cover flasks.
13. Safety Goggles - Are forms of protective
eyewear that usually enclose or protect
the area surrounding the eye in order to
prevent particulates, water or
chemicals from striking the eyes. They
are used in chemistry laboratories and
in woodworking.
14. Pipette - A slender tube attached to or
incorporating a bulb, for transferring or
measuring out small quantities of liquid,
especially in a laboratory.
15. Rubber Stopper - Mainly used in
chemical laboratory in combination
with flasks and test tube and also for
fermentation in winery.
16. Scoopula - A brand name of a spatula-
like scoop utensil used primarily in
chemistry lab settings to transfer solids:
to a weigh paper for weighing, to a
cover slip to measure melting point, or
a graduated cylinder, or to a watch
glass from a flask or beaker through
scraping.
17. Test Tube Holder - Used for holding a
test tube in place when the tube is hot
or should not be touched. For example,
a test tube holder can be used to hold a
test tube while it is being heated.
18. Dropper - A short glass tube with a
rubber bulb at one end and a tiny hole
at the other, for measuring out drops of
medicine or other liquids.
24. Graduated Cylinder - A common piece
of laboratory equipment used to
measure the volume of a liquid.
25. Funnel - A tube or pipe that is wide at
the top and narrow at the bottom, used
for guiding liquid or powder into a small
opening.

19. Wire Gauze - A sheet of thin metal that

has net-like crosses or a wire mesh.
Wire gauze is placed on the support
ring that is attached to the retort stand
between the Bunsen burner and the
beakers in order to support the beakers
or other glassware or flasks during
heating.

20. Forceps - A handheld, hinged

instrument used for grasping and
holding objects. Forceps are used when
fingers are too large to grasp small
objects or when many objects need to
be held at one time while the hands are
used to perform a task.

21. Test Tube Rack - A laboratory

equipment that is used to hold upright
multiple test tubes at the same time.

22. Compound Microscope - An optical

instrument for forming magnified
images of small objects, consisting of an
objective lens with a very short focal
length and an eyepiece with a longer
focal length, both lenses mounted in
the same tube.

23. Thermometer - An instrument for

measuring and indicating temperature,
typically one consisting of a narrow,
hermetically sealed glass tube marked
with graduations and having at one end
a bulb containing mercury or alcohol
that expands and contracts in the tube
with heating and cooling.