Laboratory Glassware

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Flashcards to help learn lab glassware
Shelley Dorner
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Beaker Tongs (Notice the rubber ends to avoid having the beaker slip out of the tongs)
Beaker
Bunsen burner
Buret (This is a close-up of the valve at the end of the buret. It is called a stopcock.)
Buret (This is a picture of two burets hanging from a buret clamp.)
Crucible Tongs (Notice no rubber coating on ends because crucibles are very hot and would melt the rubber coating)
Crucible (These little dishes are used to heat something to very high temperatures over a Bunsen burner. They are the namesake for the Arthur Miller novel, "The Crucible")
Digital balance
Disposable pipets (Do not call them eye droppers. You really don't want to put laboratory stuff in your eyes.)
Erlenmeyer flask Silly shape... silly name
Forceps
Graduated cylinder (Named for the little marks that denote the volume. These marks are called "graduations.")
Hot plate
Petri dish (Biologists often grow yucky stuff in these.)
Pipet bulb (Use one of these with the graduated pipet so you do not have to suck on the end)
Ring stand (Sometimes there is a ring on here, but not always.)
Stirring rod
Test tube clamp
Test tube rack
Test tube
Test tube brush
Volumetric flask (These flask measure only one specific volume.)
Watch glass (A place to watch what happens. Looks like a contact lens for the Jolly Green Giant.)
Volumetric pipet (Use with a bulb. Do not pipet by mouth.)
Well plate (A whole plate of little tiny wells.)

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