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Most lab equipment is made from this material.
Glass
Glass tube used to hold small amounts of material for experiments
test tube
Used to measure mass
Triple Beam Balance/scales
A cylindrical glass container for laboratory use
Beaker
A glass rod used for stirring
Stirring Rod
Allows someone to heat a test tube while holding it.
Test tube holder/wooden tongs
Used to measure volume?
Measuring cylinder
A cone shaped, flat-base, narrow neck flask used in experiments
Conical Flask
A stand used to hold a beaker while being heated?
Tripod
Used for drawing liquid and dispensing it in drops (from the bottle)
Dropper
Equipment used to heat items
A Bunsen burner
Used to protect the lab bench while performing an experiment?
Bench mat/safety mat
A tool used for scooping small amounts of dry material
Spatula
An optical instrument used to view very small objects
Microscope
Used to hold many test tubes at the bench?
Test Tube Rack
Used to change the Bunsen flame from yellow to blue?
Collar
Used for reading temperature
Thermometer
Porcelain container used for evaporating large amounts of liquid.
Evaporating basin
The colour of the Bunsen flame that is referred to as a "safety flame"?
Yellow/orange
Used for the culture (to grow) microorganisms such as bacteria.
Petri Dish
A blunt tool used for grinding or crushing in a bowl
mortar and pestle
Glass equipment used to hold small amounts of liquid for evaporation.
Watch glass
A tool used to keep track of time
Stopwatch
Small metal component used to attach the clamp to the retort stand.
Boss Head
The name of the L-shaped stand that a clamp is attached to.
Retort Stand