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Scientific tools are objects used in laboratories to assist with experiments and measurements. Some key tools include safety goggles to protect eyes, test tubes for heating liquids, microscopes for viewing small objects, measuring cups for moving and storing liquids, funnels for pouring liquids, droppers for small liquid amounts, graduated cylinders for accurate volume measurements, digital balances for weighing light items, thermometers for temperature measurements, stop watches for timing experiments, magnifying lenses for magnifying small objects, Bunsen burners for heating liquids, and forceps for handling very small items. Scientific tools help scientists conduct experiments and obtain precise results.
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- 2. What are the scientific tools?
- 3. What are tools ?
- 4. Examples: What tool should I use to cut a paper?
- 5. Scissors is a tool used to cut paper!
- 6. What tools do I need to hang a picture frame on my wall?
- 7. The hammer and the screw are both tools we can use to hang a picture frame on the wall.
- 8. Scientific tools are the objects or things we use in the lab to help us out.
- 9. 1.Safety goggles Keeps our eyes safe!
- 10. 2.Test Tube used to heat liquids
- 11. 3. Microscope •Used to see very small objects and make them larger!
- 12. 4.Measuring Cup Container used to move, heat or store liquid
- 13. 5. Funnel Used to pour liquids into containers
- 14. 6. Dropper Drop very small amounts of liquids.
- 15. 7.Graduated Cylinder Used to measure volume accurately
- 16. 8. Digital balance Used to weigh things( light things)
- 20. 12. Bunsen burner Used to heat liquids
- 21. 13. Forceps Used to pick really small things