Chemistry Lab Tools

Mixes gas from a line or a portable container with varying levels of oxygen to produce flames of different heat. A yellow flame is the coolest while a blue flame is the hottest.

• Wash Bottle

  
  

• Bunsen burner

• Striker

  
  

• Graduated Cylinder

  
  

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-4

NGSS.MS-PS3-3

Uses a flint to produce sparks.

• Lighter

  
  

• Beaker

• Burette Clamp

  
  

• Striker

Sparks and burns butane to produce a small, continuous flame.

• Lighter

• Striker

• Beaker

• Thingy

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-2

NGSS.MS-PS1-4

Used to measure precise volumes of liquid that is delivered into a container.

The volume delivered is measured by subtracting the initial volume read on this device from the final volume read on this device. 

Make sure to read the volume at the BOTTOM of the meniscus.

• Burette Clamp

  
  

• Pipette

  
  

• Burette

• Erlenmeyer flask

  
  

Attaches to a ring stand to hold a burette upright.

• Burette Clamp

  
  

• Burette

• Pipette

  
  

• Erlenmeyer flask

  
  

Used to rinse things off. 

Also your easiest source of distilled water.

• Wash Bottle

• Graduated Cylinder

• Pipette

• Test tube

Used to deliver small volumes of liquid. 

Does not give a precise volume.

Can be used when you need to count drops.

• Pipette

  
  

• Florence flask

  
  

• Test tube

  
  

• Wash Bottle

  
  

Used to hold stuff.

Often placed on a hot plate to heat stuff. 

Should not be used to measure volume.

• Erlenmeyer flask

  
  

• Beaker

  
  

• Test tube

  
  

• Forceps

  
  

Used to measure volume

• Graduated Cylinder

  
  

• Erlenmeyer flask

  
  

• Test tube

  
  

• Stir rod

  
  

Used to hold liquids.

Should not be used to measure volume.

Great for mixing liquids by swirling them without a stirring rod.

• Well plate

  
  

• Crucible

  
  

• Test tube

  
  

• Erlenmeyer flask