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Laboratory Glassware

Laboratory Glassware. Written by: Shelly Wheat St. Petersburg, Florida. Pick up your clicker (same as your seat # on 1 st day. Your clicker # will be the same as your seat # on the first day of school. Click “1/A” when you get it.

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Laboratory Glassware

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  1. Laboratory Glassware Written by: Shelly Wheat St. Petersburg, Florida

  2. Pick up your clicker (same as your seat # on 1st day • Your clicker # will be the same as your seat # on the first day of school. • Click “1/A” when you get it

  3. Pick up your clicker (same as seat # on 1st day) Copy Date, CW,WOD with Definition, question and answers.Are you excited about Chemistry? • Absolutely! • Want to have fun but not looking forward to the work. • No way! This is going to be too hard. • Maybe, not sure yet.

  4. Laboratory Glassware

  5. Are you Ready? • Yes • No • Maybe • Changed my mind 10

  6. Laboratory Glassware Knowing the proper use of laboratory glassware helps make lab activities safer and more effective.

  7. Name this item: • Glass Bowl • Dish • Contact • Watch Glass 10

  8. Name this item: • Evaporating Dish • Crucible • Erlenmeyer Flask • Watch Dish 10

  9. Name this item: • Weigh Boat • Scoopula • Evaporating Dish • Drying Dish 10

  10. Name this item: • Plastic Racks • Beaker Racks • Test Tube Rack • Drying Racks 10

  11. Name this item: • Wash Bottle • Reagent Bottle • Beaker • Spray Bottle 10

  12. Name this item: • Beaker • Funnel • Flask • Scoop 10

  13. Name this item: • Beaker • Wash Glass • Volumetric Flask • Erlenmeyer Flask 10

  14. Name this item: • Burner • Scoopula • Gas Outlet • Test tube 10

  15. Name this item: • Forceps • Beaker Tongs • Crucible Tongs • Test tube holders 10

  16. Name this item: • Beaker holder • Clay Triangle • Ring Stand • Crucible Holder 10

  17. Name this item: • Glass holder • Foot Stool • Rigid Bar • Ring Stand 10

  18. Name this item: • Beaker holders • Ring Stand • Ring Clamps • Test tube holders 10

  19. Name this item: • Crucible Tongs • Beaker Tongs • Test Tube Holders • Grabbers 10

  20. Name this item: • Microplate • Spot Reactor • Reaction Dish • Test tube holder 10

  21. Name this item: • Stirring Rod • Pipette • Transfer Spoon • Scoopula 10

  22. Name this item: • Valve • Graduated Cylinder • Buret • Test tube 10

  23. Name this item: • Grinder • Mortar and Pestle • Crucible and Cover • Evaporating Dish 10

  24. Name this item: • Stirring Rod • Eye Dropper • Pipette • Scoopula 10

  25. Name this item: • Crucible • Morter • Evaporating Dish • Bowl 10

  26. Name this item: • Wire Gauze • Mortar and Pestle • Evaporating Dish • Screen 10

  27. Name this item: • Crucible • Stirring Rod • Pipette • Dropper 10

  28. Name this item: • Test Tube Brush • Scoopula • Stirring Rod • Pipette 10

  29. Name this item: • Crucible Tongs • Beaker Tongs • Test Tube Holders • Tweezers 10

  30. Name this item: • Beaker • Graduated Cylinder • Erlenmeyer Flask • Test tube 10

  31. Name this item: • Beaker • Graduated Cylinder • Erlenmeyer Flask • Volumetric Flask 10

  32. Name this item: • Beaker • Graduated Cylinder • Erlenmeyer Flask • Test Tube 10

  33. Name this item: • Beaker • Graduated Cylinder • Erlenmeyer Flask • Test Tube 10

  34. Participant Scores

  35. Fastest Responders (in seconds)

  36. This piece of equipment is used to accurately measure volume of a liquid • Beaker • Eye Dropper • Graduated Cylinder • Thermometer 10

  37. This piece of equipment is used to transfer small quantities of liquids • Beaker • Eye Dropper • Graduated Cylinder • Thermometer 10

  38. This piece of equipment is used to measure temperature • Beaker • Eye Dropper • Graduated Cylinder • Thermometer 10

  39. This piece of equipment is used for stirring, mixing, and heating liquids • Beaker • Eye Dropper • Graduated Cylinder • Thermometer 10

  40. Laboratory Glassware Remember to NEVER use broken or chipped glassware. It may not look hazardous, but the edges can still be sharp!

  41. Laboratory Glassware Glassware that has been heated may not appear hot. Use tongs or an oven mitt to pick up items that may be hot.

  42. Laboratory Glassware Never eat or drink from laboratory glassware. An item may look clean but still have a chemical residue.

  43. It is okay to use chipped glassware if it is not completely cracked. • True • False Answer Now 10

  44. If you clean a beaker really well, you can use it as a glass. • True • False Answer Now 10

  45. References • Hot plate: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c2/Laboratory_hot_plate.JPG/180px-Laboratory_hot_plate.JPG • Graduated Cylinder: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/14/Graduated_cylinder.jpg/100px-Graduated_cylinder.jpg • Test Tubes: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bb/Test_tubes.jpg/200px-Test_tubes.jpg • Erlenmeyer Flask: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/bb/Erlenmeyer_flask.jpg/150px-Erlenmeyer_flask.jp • Beakers: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/12/Beakers.jpg/200px-Beakers.jpg

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