1. Lab Equipment

2. Bellringer Name three things that are never permitted in the lab.
What system of measurement is used in lab?
What do these prefixes and suffixes mean:
Chloro Karyo troph

3. Graduated Cylinder (J)‏
Is used to accurately measure the volume of liquids.
The most common measurement for volume is milliliters (mL)‏
Meniscus
the bottom of the
liquid line

4. Volume
How much space something takes up.

5. Pipette and Burette (P)‏
Used for small liquid measurements

6. Droppers (O)‏
Used for dispensing and measuring small amounts of liquid.

7. Beaker (L) and Erlenmeyer Flask
Storing and mixing liquids

8. Test tube (K)‏
Used for mixing and handling liquids

9. Triple Beam Balance (I)‏
Used to find mass.
The most common measurement for mass is grams (g)‏

10. Ruler or Meter Stick (W)‏
Measure length of an object
The most common measurement for length is meter (m)‏

11. Thermometer (U)‏
Use to measure temperature.

12. Microscopes (Q)‏
Scientist use them to study small things

13. Microscope Slide (R)‏

14. Cover Slip (S)‏

15. Bunsen Burner (N)‏
Use gas to produce a flame

16. Test Tube Holder (clamp)‏
Allows you to hold at test tube over a flame.

17. Test Tube Rack (M)‏
Used to hold multiple test tubes

18. Safety Goggles (H)‏
Must be worn if any chemicals or glassware is used

19. Magnifying Glass (A)‏

20. Dissecting Pan (B)‏

21. Dissecting Pins (C)‏

22. Dissecting Scissors (E)‏

23. Probe (F)‏

24. Scalpel (G)‏

25. Forceps (D)‏

26. Petri Dish (T)‏

27. Funnel (V)‏

28. Lab Safety Symbols

29. Biohazard
Wash your hands after handling

30. Corrosive

31. Flammable/Combustible

32. NO food or Drink

33. Poisonous/Toxic

34. Radiation