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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Test Tube | Holds a small amount of material to be used in an experimental.
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| Test Tube Holder | Holding test tubes when heating liquids.
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| Conical Flask | A container for solutions during practical work.
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| Test Tube Stand | Holds and keeps test tubes in an upright position.
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| Round bottom flask | For heating solutions. Cannot be put on a flat surface.
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| Burette | Used to accurately dispense small volumes of liquid into another substance, usually positioned in a flask below the burette.
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| Flat bottom flask | Various uses such as dispensing liquids, heating them etc.
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| Syringe | Used to dispense a liquid. Not as accurate as a burette.
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| Funnel | Used to filter and hence separate substances from one another.
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| Teat pipette (dropper) | To dispense liquids drop-by-drop.
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| Measuring cylinder | Measures volumes of liquids. Not as accurate as a pipette, but can measure larger volumes.
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| Pipette (graduated or with a bulb) | Measuring and transferring very accurate quantities of liquids.
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| Watch glass | Holds a small specimens or allows small amounts of liquids to evaporate and leave behind solids.
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| Glass rod | For stirring hot substances.
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| Evaporating dish | Substances are held and heated so that liquids can evaporate from the solution. (Not glass)
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| Retort stand | To hold apparatus or objects of various sizes in position during an experiment.
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| Crucible and lid | For heating substances. Lid prevents splattering. (Not glass)
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| Bunsen burner | Produces a hot flame by mixing air with gas. Substances are heated above the burner or in the flame.
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| Spatula | For scooping and transferring small amounts of chemicals.
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| U-tube | Varied uses e.g. for cooling substances or passing gases from one flask to the next.
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| Gauze | Placed on top of a tripod stand on which to balance other apparatus such as a beaker etc over a Bunsen burner
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| Glass jar | Used to capture and store gases for experiments.
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| Pipeclay triangle | Placed on top of a tripod stand on which to accurately balance apparatus such as a crucible above a Bunsen Burner. Also allows direct flame on to the apparatus.
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| Thermometer | To measure temperatures of substances in °C.
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| Tongs | To handle hot objects and apparatus.
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| Wash bottle |
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