1. Pictures and Functions By:Sush Kudari

2.  Performing and observing reactions  Rough measurements  For heating sometimes  Un-capable

3.  Performing and observing many small reactions

4.  Used to perform and observe reactions

5.  Used to dry test tubes  Also used to hold test tubes during a reaction

6.  Holding and dispensing liquids  Can contain acid or base  Can be used to clean flasks

7.  Triangular body  Not a beaker  Performing and observing reactions  Can all be different  Accepts a stopper

8.  Spherical bottom  Performing and observing reactions

9.  Performing and observing reactions at a very accurate volume  Only good for measuring one number

10.  Measures volume  Only for measuring  Comes in all sizes

11.  Used to be made of mercury  Blue or red is not made of mercury Mercury Thermometer Alcohol Thermometer

12.  Grinding solids  Made by Native Americans

13.  Stirring  Very important to be made out of glass  Not going to react to the temperature

14.  Scooping  Skinny so it can fit into test tubes

15.  To cap or plug a container  Some have holes to control what goes into the container

16.  Performing heat experiments

17.  Used to strike a spark and to ignite a burner

18.  Long vertical stick that is used for burn reactions  Backbone for reactions

19.  Clamp onto the ring stand  Make a plat form

20.  Used along with the ring stand to make a shelf  (P.S. The white stuff is supposed to be there in the middle)

21.  To clamp onto the ring stand and to attach test tube to the ring stand

22.  To hold a test tube

23.  High temperature heating

24.  To hold beakers

25.  Used to test for the presence of gasses

26.  Dispensing small, repeated, accurate quantities of liquids

27.  Add tiny or small amounts of liquids  Portable

28.  Scraping “stuff” out of glassware

29.  Clamping hoses

30.  Changes states of matter  Changes hot gas into liquids

31.  Same as burners  Low temperature heating

32.  Withstand high temperature heating

33.  Withstand high temperature heating but with a lid

34.  Handling hot crucibles

35.  Observing clearly reactions  Made of glass

36.  To assist with pouring

37.  Separating solids from liquids

38.  Adding small amounts of liquids  Unmeasured drops

39.  Disposable  For weighing

40.  One lens  To magnify  Low magnification

41.  Disposable  Micro pipettes  Same as dropper but with measurement

42.  Prevents bumping (splashing) from bubbles when in heating  Doesn’t react with experiment

43.  To clean Beaker Flask Test tube

44.  Storage of chemicals

45.  For growing and culturing fungi