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Taking Care of the Laboratory Apparatuses?
always wash d apparatuses after you used it
What is the meaning of Laboratory apparatuses?
The devices used in the laboratory during the experiments held and during the chemical combination of different elements are known as "laboratory apparatuses"
What laboratory apparatuses used for transferring liquid substances?
beacor
Why is platinum used for laboratory apparatuses?
The motivation is that platinum is very unreactive.
Different laboratory apparatuses and its functions?
Laboratory instruments and apparatuses have specialized form and function. Graduated cylinders can be used for fluid measure. Masses and scale are used to determine weight. Test tubes are used to hold reactants and for the reactions themselves. Fractional distillation equipment are useful and needed for many organic chemistry reactions-experiments.
What laboratory apparatuses are used to perform chemical test on substances?
Some common laboratory apparatuses used to perform chemical tests on substances include test tubes, beakers, flasks, pipettes, and graduated cylinders. Other specialized apparatuses such as burettes, spectrophotometers, and centrifuges may also be used depending on the specific test being conducted.
What is a measuring glass and how it is used in a laboratory?
used to measure liquids .. hehehe :))
What are the use of beakers in the laboratory?
Beakers are used in the laboratory to hold and measure liquids, as well as for mixing, heating, and pouring liquids. They are commonly used for tasks that do not require precise measurements, such as preparing solutions and holding samples.
What laboratory tools are used to containing liquids and substances?
A Flask or Beaker.
What are the apparatus used to hold liquids in the laboratory?
glass tubes neder
What laboratory apparatus can be used to pour liquids?
Examples of laboratory glassware: all types of pipettes; for high volumes we can use a Berzelius beaker, cylinders, funnels.
What are the functions of beaker?
To hold liquids and solids. Similar to a glass in a kitchen but used in a laboratory and has a spout for ease in pouring liquids.
