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Lab equipment powerpoint
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Lab Equipment
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Stir rod
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Safety goggles
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Safety glasses
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Graduated Cylinder
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Beaker
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Beaker Tongs
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Erlenmeyer Flask
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Rubber Stopper
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Ring Stand
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Wire mesh
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Test Tube
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Test tube tongs
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Test Tube Holder
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Test tube holder
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Funnel
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Pipet
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Eye Dropper
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Mortar and pestle
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Scoopula
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Filter paper
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Watch glass
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Triple Beam Balance
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Electronic Scale
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Spring Scale
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