What are the different laboratory apparatus used in Chemistry?

Answer 1

There are hundreds. Here's a list of some common ones:

Air pump, beam balance, electronic balance, double-pan balance (mass balance), beaker, bottle, brush, Bunsen burner, centrifuge, centrifuge tube, condenser, crucible, cylinder, dropper, evaporating dish, filter paper, boiling flask, erlenmeyer flask, florence flask, forceps, funnel, filter funnel, graduated cylinder, hose, hydrometer, mortar-and-pestle, pipet, pycnometer, retort, ringstand, ring (iron ring), spatula, spectroscope, stirring rod, support frame, support pole, support rod, test tube, test tube clamp, test tube rack, thermometer, tongs, clay triangle, tubing, tweezers, utility clamp, vial, viscometer, wash bottle, watchglass, wire screen (wire gauze).

Answer 2

General Chem. Lab Equipment: Extension clamp, Bunsen burner, clay triangle, evaporating dish, crucible, crucible tongs, wide mouth bottle, watch glass/beaker cover, graduated cylinder, scoopula, rubber stopper, ehrlenmeyer flask, cross bar clamp, wire gauze, beaker, pipet, funnel, florence flask, welding dish, ceramic mat, stirring rod, thermometer, test tube, test tube clamp, brush and rack.

Answer 3

Some common laboratory apparatus used in chemistry include beakers, test tubes, volumetric flasks, pipettes, burettes, and graduated cylinders for measuring liquids. Other apparatus include crucibles, evaporating dishes, spatulas, and mortar and pestle for handling solid samples and performing reactions. Specialty apparatus may be used for specific experiments, such as spectrophotometers for analyzing the absorption of light by a sample.

Answer 4

There would be no end to the list of equipment used in chemistry - Bunsen burner

triple beam balance

ruler

beakers

measuring cylinder

Answer 5

Examples: burette, pipette, oven, crucible, distillation apparatus, beakers, flasks, filtering equipment, thermometer, pycnometer, densimeter, vials etc.

Answer 6

Models, Diagrams, Charts, Websites

Answer 7

glass