This document lists and describes common laboratory equipment including safety goggles, test tubes, test tube brushes, test tube holders, test tube racks, beakers, conical flasks, graduated cylinders, funnels, droppers, Bunsen burners, forceps, mercury thermometers, spatulas, and digital balances. It explains what each item is used for, such as holding test tubes, cleaning test tubes, measuring volumes precisely, dropping small amounts of liquids, and moving solids and powders.

2. MICROSCOPE

3. SAFETY GOGGLES
(Protects the eyes from flying objects or
chemical splashes)

4. TEST TUBES
A small glass container used to view chemical
reactions or to heat small amounts of a
substance

5. TEST TUBE BRUSH
The test tube brush is used to easily clean
the inside of a test tube.

6. TEST TUBE HOLDER
The holder is used to hold test tubes when
they are hot and untouchable.

7. TEST TUBE RACK
The test tube rack is used to hold test tubes while
reactions happen in them or while they are not
needed.

8. BEAKER
A wide-mouthed container used to transport,
heat or store substances

9. CONICAL FLASK
A narrow-mouthed container used to transport,
heat or store substances, often used when a
stopper is required

10. GRADUATED CYLINDER
Used to measure volume very precisely

11. FUNNEL
Used to pour liquids into containers with small
openings or to hold filter paper

12. DROPPER
Use to drop very small amounts of liquids.

13. BUNSEN BURNER
Used to heat objects

14. FORCEPS
It is used to hold tiny objects
in the lab

15. MERCURY THERMOMETER
Used to measure temperature.

16. SPATULA
Used to move small amount of solid and
powders from place to place.

17. DIGITAL BALANCE