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AN INTRODUCTION TO LABORATORY EQUIPMENT By: Ms. Buroker Scott High School

AN INTRODUCTION TO LABORATORY EQUIPMENT By: Ms. Buroker Scott High School

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AN INTRODUCTION

TO LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

By: Ms. Buroker

Scott High School

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A CHEMIST

In any line of work, a professional is expected to know and understand how to use his or her “tools of the trade;” things are no different in a chemistry lab. This presentation will introduce you to the lab equipment you may be using during the duration of this course.

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ARGUABLY … THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECE OF “EQUIPMENT” YOU’LL USE IN LAB…

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BEAKERBeakers are used for the containing

or mixing of reagents. Beakers are NOT accurate;

therefore, we don’t use beakers

to measure amounts!!

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BEAKER TONGS

Used in removing a beaker from

a heat source, such

as, a Bunsen Burner.

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LAB TONGSCan be used to

pick up and/or hold many items … such as an evaporating dish or an Erlenmeyer flask.

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BURET A buret is used to

deliver solution in precisely-measured, variable volumes. Burets are used primarily for titration, to deliver one reactant until the precise end point of the reaction is reached.

Buret Clamp

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ERLENMEYER FLASKThese flasks are typically used to mix chemicals

and/or solutions … also not used

for accuracy!

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VOLUMETRIC FLASK

They are used for preparing the

exact volume of a sample

solution and/or standard solution.

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ROUND BOTTOM FLASK

The round bottom flask is used as:

reaction flask distilling flask collection flask

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FLORENCE FLASK

Also known as the “boiling flask,” the Florence Flask is designed for uniform heating and ease of swirling. Commonly used to store solutions.

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GRADUATED CYLINDER

Tall cylinder with a range of calibrated markings used for measuring the volumes of liquids in mL.

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TEST TUBES

A tube of glass, closed at one end, used to

contain chemicals during heating or other

reactions.

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TEST TUBE RACK

A device used to safely

support test tubes.

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TEST TUBE CLAMP A device used

to safely hold test tubes without having to use your bare hands … e.g., when heating the test tube.

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TEST TUBE CLEANER

Used to clean test

tubes

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SPATULA … SOMETIMES REFERED TO AS A “SCOOPULA”

Used when obtaining dry chemicals from a stock container.

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CRUCIBLE & LID

Made of porcelain and used to

contain chemical compounds when heating them to

very high temperatures.

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CRUCIBLE TONGS

Designed to pick up and hold a crucible … especially

when hot!!!

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EVAPORATING DISH

The evaporating

dish is used for heating …

usually when you want to evaporate a liquid from a

chemical.

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WATCH GLASS Typically used

as a “beaker cover,” but can also be used to evaporate the liquid from a

chemical.

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WIRE GAUZE WIRE GAUZE can be

used to support a container (such as a beaker or flask) during heating. When the bunsen burner flame is beneath it, the wire gauze helps to spread the flame (and heat) out evenly over the container.

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RING STAND Ring stands, used along with the appropriate clamp, are used to support and hold glassware in place during an experimental procedures.

 

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CLAMPS

Both are used to hold glassware in place on a ring stand.

Ring ClampUtility Clamp

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CLAY TRIANGLE

A clay triangle is used as a

support such as when heating crucibles or

holding a funnel during filtering.

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BUNSEN BURNER The function of

a Bunsen Burner is to heat substances. The burner can be regulated by changing the air and gas mixture

Inlet Valve

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PIPET

Used in dispensing small amounts of liquids.

Dropper Pipet

Plastic Pipet

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LAST, BUT NOT LEAST …

Funnel Forceps