Essential Lab Equipment for GCSE Chemistry

This video provides a quick overview of key scientific apparatus used in experiments. It covers measuring equipment like measuring cylinders, conical flasks, and beakers, which are used for measuring liquid volumes. The video also explains the use of boiling tubes, pipettes, and the setup of heatproof mats with Bunsen burners. Additionally, it discusses the use of burettes for accurate liquid measurement, along with other tools like tongs, spatulas, and forceps. The video concludes with a look at stirring and filtering equipment, such as glass rods, funnels, and delivery tubes, aiming to familiarize viewers with essential lab equipment.

Which apparatus is used to measure volumes of liquid up to 100 cm³?

• Conical flask

• Beaker

• Test tube

• Measuring cylinder

Which of the following is used to measure volumes of liquid inaccurately?

• Measuring cylinder

• Pipette

• Burette

• Test tube

What is the main difference between a boiling tube and a test tube?

• Boiling tube is larger

• Boiling tube is smaller

• Test tube has a wider mouth

• Test tube is used for boiling

What is the primary use of a plastic pipette?

• Measuring liquid volumes

• Heating liquids

• Filtering solutions

• Transferring liquids

Why is a heatproof mat necessary when using a Bunsen burner?

• To filter solutions

• To protect the surface from heat

• To transfer liquids

• To measure liquid volumes

What is placed on top of a heatproof mat when setting up a Bunsen burner?

• Test tube holder

• Burette

• Plastic pipette

• Tripod and gauze

Which apparatus is used to measure liquid volumes extremely accurately?

• Beaker

• Measuring cylinder

• Conical flask

• Burette

In which type of experiment is a burette commonly used?

• Titration

• Heating

• Filtration

• Boiling

What is the function of a glass rod in scientific experiments?

• Filtering solutions

• Transferring liquids

• Measuring liquid volumes

• Stirring solutes and solvents

What is the purpose of a funnel in scientific experiments?

• Transferring liquids

• Filtering solutions

• Heating liquids

• Measuring liquid volumes