1. 1 Lab Apparatus

2. 2 Beaker To measure approximate volume of liquid. (accurate to 1 ml) e.g. 20 ml

3. 3 Conical flask To measure approximate volume of liquid. (accurate to 1 ml) e.g. 50 ml

4. 4 Measuring cylinder To measure approximate volume of liquid. (accurate to 1 ml) e.g. 30 ml

5. 5 Pipette To measure fixed volume of liquid accurately. (accurate to 0.1 ml) e.g. 5.0 ml, 10.0 ml, 25.0 ml mark

6. 6 Pipette A pipette filler is usually used to draw the liquid up which is then dispensed into a conical flask.

7. 7 Burette To measure a variable volume of liquid accurately. (accurate to 0.1 ml) e.g. 24.2 ml 0 ml mark 50 ml mark

8. 8 Volumetric flask To measure fixed volume of large amount of liquid accurately. (accurate to 0.1 ml) e.g. 100.0 ml, 250.0 ml

9. 9 Test tubes To contain small amount of solids/liquids for experiments. e.g. 2 ml of dilute HCl

10. 10 Separating funnel To separate out 2 immiscible liquids in a mixture. (immiscible liquids are liquids which do not mix to form one homogenous layer) e.g. oil/water mixture

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