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Lab Glassware (Grade 9)

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Lab Glassware

1. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Beakers
  1. Beakers
  2. Test tubes
  3. Reagent bottles
  4. Graduated cylinders
 
2. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Droppers
  1. Beakers
  2. Pipettes
  3. Droppers
  4. Test tubes
3. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Filter Funnels
  1. Flasks
  2. Funnels
  3. Beakers
  4. Droppers
 
4. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Round Bottom Flasks
  1. Buckner flasks
  2. Florence flasks
  3. Volumetric flasks
  4. Erlenmeyer flasks
5. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Measuring Cylinders
  1. Test tubes
  2. Wash bottles
  3. Erlenmeyer flasks
  4. Graduated cylinders
 
6. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Reagent Bottles
  1. Funnels
  2. Wash bottles
  3. Reagent bottles
  4. Volumetric flasks
7. 
What are the items shown?
Lab Tool - Test Tubes
  1. Beakers
  2. Test tubes
  3. Florence flasks
  4. Graduated cylinders
 
8. 
Which task would the laboratory equipment shown be most useful for?
Lab Tool - Beakers
  1. measuring 450 milliliters of water
  2. measuring 15 milliliters of vinegar
  3. weighing 200 grams of baking soda
  4. transferring powered chemicals from a bottle
9. 
The items shown would be most useful for
Lab Tool - Round Bottom Flasks
  1. boiling liquids.
  2. storing liquid chemicals.
  3. measuring liquid volume.
  4. transferring liquids between containers.
 
10. 
Which task would the laboratory equipment shown be most useful for?
Lab Tool - Measuring Cylinders
  1. measuring 450 milliliters of water
  2. measuring 15 milliliters of vinegar
  3. weighing 200 grams of baking soda
  4. transferring powered chemicals from a bottle

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