1. Lab Equipment & Procedures

2. Goggles Protect eyes

3. Graduated Cylinder Accurately measure liquids

4. Mortar & Pestle Crushing solids

5. Plastic Wash bottle Rinse lab equipment

6. Test Tube Small scale chemical reactions

7. Test tube rack Hold multiple test tubes at once

8. Test tube brush Cleaning test tubes

9. Test tube tongs Holding one test tube

10. Watch glass Small chemical reactions & for covering beakers

11. Well plate Comparing small scale reactions

12. funnel Transfer a liquid from a large container to a small container

13. Petri dish Small reactions that need to be covered

14. spatula Picking up tiny amounts of solid chemical

15. scoopula Picking up small amounts of solid chemical

16. forceps Picking up one small piece of solid

17. Rubber stoppers Closing or plugging a container

18. Volumetric flask Diluting solutions

19. Erlenmeyer flask Mixing and heating chemicals; Storing chemicals

20. Beaker Mixing and heating chemicals

21. Stirring rod Stirring chemical solutions

22. Plastic pipette Adding small amounts of chemicals

23. Ring stand Used in conjunction with other lab equipment

24. Iron ring Holding lab equipment above the burner

25. Wire gauze Placed on top of the iron ring

26. Bunsen burner heating

27. Pipestem triangle Holding crucible or evaporating dish above the burner

28. Crucible and cover For heating solid chemicals

29. Evaporating dish Drying out wet mixture/solid

30. Crucible tongs For picking up a hot crucible or evaporating dish

31. Insulating pad To put hot stuff on

32. Beaker tongs To move hot beakers

33. Wing tip To spread the flame on a Bunsen burner

34. Striker ignite a Bunsen burner

35. Utility clamp To secure lab equipment to the ring stand

36. Thermometer Measure temperature

37. Hotplate Heating chemicals without using an open flame

38. Heating with burner 1.Flame should be 2-3 inches high, blue with a lighter blue inner cone 2.Tip of flame should be 1-2 inches below wire gauze 3.2 nd iron ring to stabilize beakers

39. Water bath 1.Heats the test tube evenly 2.Can be done with hotplate or burner 3.Water level in beaker should be higher than the water level in test tube 4.Utility clamp used to stabilize test tube

40. Cooling hot equipment 1.Hot glass – use insulating pad and leave on lab bench until it is cool enough to touch, then run it under warm water, wipe dry with paper towel 2.Hot metal – pick up cool part and run hot part under cool water, wipe dry with paper towel

41. Wearing goggles Goggles should already be on and covering eyes (not forehead or neck) before you walk past the sink & dryrack in the back of the room!