Lab Equipment

Front 1

used for measuring an objects mass

Back 1

Balance

Front 2

used for measuring an objects mass

Back 2

Balance

Front 3

tool used to hold liquids and is sometimes graduated

Back 3

Beaker

Front 4

used to add small amounts of a liquid to a liquid solution a drop at a time.

Back 4

Dropper

Front 5

rinses foreign substances, such as chemicals, out of the eyes.

Back 5

Eyewash Station

Front 6

used to smother fires.

Back 6

Fire Blanket

Front 7

its base is farther out than its neck and can be used to easily mix liquids.

Back 7

Flask

Front 8

This is a tool to measure liquid volume in milliliters (mL)

Back 8

Graduated Cylinder

Front 9

used for helping you to see things. It makes an object look bigger.

Back 9

Magnifying Glass

Front 10

used to magnify objects that are very small and generally a slide is used to hold the specimen.

Back 10

Microscope

Front 11

used to hold tissue or something still so that you don’t have to use your hands.

Back 11

Pin

Front 12

used to move pieces of an organism so that it can be examined closer or dissected more easily.

Back 12

Probe

Front 13

Should be worn in lab to protect your eyes

Back 13

Safety Goggles

Front 14

used to rinse off if harmful chemicals got over a large part of your body.

Back 14

Safety Shower

Front 15

use in science to help us dissect a specimen or some object.

Back 15

Scalpel

Front 16

is used to cut tissue.

Back 16

Scissors

Front 17

used to cover live or dead tissue on a slide, for looking at under a microscope.

Back 17

Slide Cover

Front 18

This piece of equipment holds specimens to look at under a microscope.

Back 18

Slide

Front 19

This tool is used to pick up a test tube.

Back 19

Test Tube Holder

Front 20

Place where test tubes are held

Back 20

Test Tube Rack

Front 21

Tool used to measure temperature

Back 21

Thermometer

Front 22

Container that holds small amounts of liquid, for heating or mixing.

Back 22

Test Tube