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Section 2 - Laboratory Equipment and Functions

Section 2: Laboratory Equipment and Functions 1! of !5. Study the table below. Be able to identify the name of each piece of Equipment , as well as its function or use in the Laboratory . Name Picture Use Ring stand Supports the bunsen burner, iron ring, pipestem triangle, and other items, often while heating a substance. ! Pipestem Supports the crucible when being heated over an triangle open flame ! Evaporating Used to evaporate excess solvents to create a more dish concentrated solution. ! Test tubes Holds small amounts of liquids for mixing or heating. ! Beaker Holding water (also used to heat liquids). ! Erlenmeyer Narrow-mouthed container used to transport, heat, flask or store substance.

Section 2: Laboratory Equipment and Functions!4 of !5 ! Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper. Remember to use the following formatting: - If typed, use size 12 Times New Roman font and single spacing. - If handwritten, print your responses neatly. - Leave one line of blank space between each response.

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