Erlenmeyer flask (conical flask) 

Used for titration or filtration of liquids and to prevent air contamination to

sample during work

Beaker

Used for measuring liquid roughly volume with low accuracy

Graduated cylinder

Used for measuring liquid with better accuracy than beaker

Test tube holder

Used for holding test tubes

Crucible

Used for burn sample at high temperature

Mortar and Pestle

Used for graining materials which have large particle size to small

Round bottom flask

Used for distillation or heating of  liquid, allows uniform heating

Volumetric flask

Used for measuring liquid with high accuracy

Pipette

Used for transfer exact amount of liquid

Separatory funnel

Used for Liquid-Liquid extracts, designed for increase separation efficiency

Buchner funnel

Used for vacuum filtration using filter paper

Watch glass

Used  for air drying or oven drying of liquid

Bottle

Used for store reagents or samples

Glass rode

Used for stirring of liquid for several purposes

Desiccator

Used for store material and protect it from air contamination or humidity

Funnel

Used for liquid transfer. Also for simple filtration

 

Wash bottle

Used for dispensing small amount of liquid like solvent of disyilled water

Bruch

Used for cleaning of all types of glassware

Bottle dropper

Used mainly for indicators or reagents

Boss head

Used for holding clamp with stand rode in the distillation system

Distillation head

Used for connecting distillation flask with condenser and thermometer in the

distillation system

Thermometer

Used for measuring temperature

Receiving adapter

Used to connect condenser with receiving flask in the distillation system

Condenser

Used for condensing volatile liquid during distillation

Stand

Used commonly as base for holding distillation system and burette along with

clamp and boss head

Clamp

Used for holding glassware along with stand and boss head

Ring with boss head

Used for holding separatory funnel or funnel along with stand Pipette bulb

Used along with pipette to suck liquid

Bunsen burner

Used and heat source

Wire gauze

Used for spread the head of burner homogeneously

Filter paper

Used for filtration, available with different pore size

Forcep

Used for holding small objects like filter paper

Dropper

Used for transfer liquid drop by dropHeat Mantle

Used as source of heat, mainly for distillation system

Centrifuge

Used for separation of precipitations from supernatant

Balance

Used for measuring mass of materials

Burette

Used for titration where titrant pored inside

Burette Clamp

Used along with stand to hold burette

Bottle top dispenser

Used for transfer accurate amount from the bottle (mostly used for acids and

organic solvent)

Balance (electronic) Beakers Bunsen Burner Buret

Clay Triangle Crucible Crucible in Triangle Crucible Tongs

Dropper Pipets Dropper in action Erlenmeyer Flasks Evaporating Dish

Forceps Funnels  Goggles  Graduated Cylinders

Pinch Clamp Pipets and Bulbs Plastic and Rubber   Policemen Ring Clamp & Stand

Scoopula Stirring Rods Thermometers Test Tubes in Rack

Test Tube Holder Tube & Holder in Action Utility Clamp Clamp in action

Wash Bottle Watch Glasses Wire Gauze Combined for Heating

The Beaker

Beakers are used to hold liquids. They cannot measure liquids accurately but they do have graduations which allow you to estimate the volume of liquid. Some beakers, those made of heat resistant glass such as Pyrex, can be heated.

 

Beakers come in different sizes. The maximum volume of liquid that can be held in a beaker is always written on its side.

The Test Tube

Test tubes are also used to hold liquids. Heat resistant test tubes can be heated.

 

When you draw test tubes you do not show the test tube rack. It is assumed that the test tubes are being supported by the rack.

The Conical Flask

The conical flask has the same properties as a beaker but it has a different shape. Because its neck is narrow a delivery tube can be fitted into it.

 

This means that gases which evaporate when a liquid is heated can be 'directed' to another part of the apparatus.

Other Apparatus

The Filter Funnel

The Evaporating Basin

 

 

Source : http://www.edrawsoft.com/laboratory-equipment-shapes.php

http://www.smc.edu/academicprograms/physicalsciences/pages/equipment.aspx

http://www.smc.edu/AcademicPrograms/PhysicalSciences/Documents/Equipment.pdf

http://www.saburchill.com/chemistry/chapters/chap002.html

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