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Science Tools
Learn about tools in science
Question | Answer |
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Gloves | a covering to protect your hands |
Hot plate | an instrument used to heat liquids for scientific investigations |
Balance | an instrument with two pans used to measure an objects mass |
Goggles | eyewear that protects against splashes |
Stopwatch/Timer | a device used to measure time during an experiment |
Meter Stick | an instrument used to measure distance or length |
Thermometer | an instrument used to measure the temperature of liquids and air |
Spring Scale | a instrument used to measure the pull of gravity on an object |
Beaker | An instrument used to measure liquids in milliliters and liters accurately |
Collecting Net | a tool used to collect or capture things |
Prism | A glass bar that separates white light into the colors of the visible light spectrum/rainbow |
Science Journal/Notebook | a notebook or log used to record scientific data |
Magnet | A piece of stone, ore or metal that attracts iron, steel, nickel, or cobalt |
Calculator | a tool used to perform mathematical operations |
Mirror | an object with a smooth shiny surface |
Clock | a tool used to measure minutes and hours |
Graduated Cylinder | a container marked with a graded scale and used to measure the volume of liquids |
Hand Lens | a hand held tool that magnifies objects |
Triple Beam Balance | An instrument that measures mass as small as tenths of a gram |
Terrarium/Aquarium | a glass or plastic box container that is used to grow plants or keep animals indoors and where fish or other water animals can live |
Computer | a machine that can store and retrieve large amounts of data and perform quick and complicated calculations |
Camera | a tool used for taking photographs |
Microscope | a tool that uses lenses to make tiny things look larger so they can be observed |
metric Ruler | a tool used in science lab to measure length, width, and height in millimeters and centimeters |