Laboratory tools and equipments

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12.  Lab equipment is an important part of science in
general.
 Equipment are used to carry out experiments
with ease.

19.  Lab equipment that are
used to heat material for
experiments

20.  It is a laboratory
equipment used to hold
or support beakers during
experiments

21.  A tripod is a portable
three-legged frame,
used as a platform for
supporting
the weight and
maintaining the stability
of some other object.

22.  Used as a support for
containers when placed
across a support ring
above a burner.
 Clay triangle can hold a
funnel during filtering.

23.  Wire Gauze on a ring
supports beakers to be
heated by Bunsen burner

25.  The tapered sides and
narrow neck of this flask
allow the contents of the
flask to be mixed by
swirling, without risk of
spillage.

26.  A beaker is a container
used to hold, mix, and
pour liquid or powdered
chemicals.

27.  A graduated cylinder,
measuring cylinder or mixing
cylinder is a piece of
laboratory equipment used
to measure the volume of a
liquid. Graduated cylinders
are generally more accurate
and precise than laboratory
flasks and beakers.

28.  Test tubes are widely
used to hold, mix, or heat
small quantities of solid
or liquid chemicals.

29.  Droppers are for addition
of liquids drop by drop

31.  Test tube holders are
for holding test tubes
when tubes should not
be touched

32.  Forceps are used
when fingers are too
large to grasp small
objects

33.  Tongs are similar in
function to forceps but
are useful for larger
items

35.  The function of triple
beam balance is to
measure precisely the
mass of an object.
Mostly, this is used to
weight small objects
like gem stones.

36.  A spring balance is use
to measure weight or
force exerted on the
spring.

38.  Glass Funnels are for
funneling liquids from
one container to
another or for filtering
when equipped with
filter paper.

39.  Pipettes are used to
dispense small
quantities of liquids.

40.  Droppers are for
addition of liquids
drop by drop