The document outlines the categories and types of equipment used in a chemistry laboratory. It discusses measuring devices, reaction vessels, stirring apparatus, separation apparatus, drying apparatus, heating equipment, safety equipment, and other common accessories. Specific pieces of equipment are listed under each category, along with diagrams and descriptions. Safety rules for the laboratory are also provided.

1. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(1) Measuring apparatus
and equipment
Laboratory Apparatus and Equipment can be categorized into Six Groups (2) Reaction Vessels
(6) Heating apparatus and
equipment
(3) Stirring apparatus and
equipment
(5) Drying apparatus and
equipment
(4) Separation apparatus and
equipment
1 2
6
3
5 4
Laboratory Apparatus
And
Equipment

2. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(1a) Measuring Devices
Spring Balance: Scale/Electronic Primary Balance Triple Beam Balance Low Range Dial-Reading
High range Dial reading Electronic Balances
Low Range- Low
Precision
Low Range Medium Precision Low Range High Precision Balance
High Range Electronic Balance Analytical Precision
Balance
High Precision Physical
Balance
Thermometer
Digital Barometer

3. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(1b) Measuring Apparatus
Graduated cylinders Graduated beakers Graduated Conical (Erlenmeyer)
Flask
Graduated test tube/Centrifuge tube
Titration Buret Gas Buret Pipets Standard Flask
(also known as
Volumetric Flask)
Specific Gravity
Bottle
Graduated Dropper
Pipet Dispenser

4. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(2)Reaction Vessels
Beaker Conical flask Round-bottom flasks
Flat Bottom Flask or
Florence Flask
Petri Dish and Well Plate Trough Electrochemistry Apparatus

5. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(3) Stirring Apparatus and Equipment
Glass Rod Policeman Mechanical stirrer Overhead stirrer Magnetic Stirrer
Magnetic piece (placed inside the solution)

6. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(4)Separation Apparatus
Funnel Solid Addition Funnel Hot Filtration Funnel Buchner Funnel
Filtering Crucible or Gooch Crucible Liquid Separation Funnel
Cross-section of a crucible Centrifuge Tube
Very useful in hand-draining of different layers of
a liquid mixture.
Filter paper
necessary for
filtration using
funnel and
Buchner funnel.
Funnels are
also
Often used for
transferring
liquids or
solids.
Transferring of
materials does
not require
filter paper.
The Centrifuge
shown here is a
fully electrically
operated.
There are also
mechanically
operated
centrifuges.

7. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(5)Drying Apparatus and Equipment
Desiccator Desiccator Cabinet Hot-air oven
Desiccant: Anhydrous
calcium chloride
Vacuum Filtration also will aid faster drying

8. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(6)Heating Equipment and Accessories
Bunsen Burner Electric Heating Mantle Electrical Burner Hot Plate and Hot Plate with Magnetic Stirrer
Wire Gauze Clay Triangle Beaker Tongs and Tongs Heat resistant gloves
Beaker Tongs Asbestos Pad Tripod Stand Gas Lighter
China dishes for evaporation Glass Bowl Incineration crucible Weighing Boats Wash Bottle Mortar and Pestle

9. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
(7) Other Important Information on Lab Apparatus and Equipment
Filtration Set up
Heating Set Up An example of Heating, Evaporation, and Crystallization
---Glass Rod

10. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
Other Common Accessories in a Lab
Watch glass Droppers Rag Paper Towel
Washing liquid for lab
glassware
Brush Working Trays Draining Trays

11. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
Stands, Clamps, etc. in a Chemical Lab (Note: Tripod Stand already listed under heating equipment)
Iron Stand Wooden Stand Buret Clamp Ring Clamp
Test Tube Stand Pipet Stand Thermometer Stand Other Clamps for holding Reaction Vessels

12. Dr. R.’s CHEMISTRY COURSES: Name:___________________________________________________; Period:____; Date:_________;Page:_____
Indispensable Lab Safety Rules
(1) Be familiar with the location of safety equipment.
(2) Do not perform any experiment without the approval of the teacher
(3) Do not play in the lab; Do not disturb any arrangement in the lab; Do not disturb any other student
(4) When in doubt, ask the teacher
(5) Always wear safety wear; Do not eat, drink, or chew gum in the lab
(6) Follow safety rules strictly at all times and at any time.
(7) Do not take any chemical or glassware out of the lab without permission
(8) When you suspect any mischievous act of students with chemicals or glassware, report it immediately to the
teacher.
(9) In the event of fire drill, leave the lab only after completing the lab exit procedure.
REMEMBER: SAFETY FIRST TO LAST
Assessment
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