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| Viewing the meniscus from different angles |
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| measuring or mixing liquid in a chemistry laboratory |
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| involves drawing a liquid into a pipet and allowing liquid to drain from the pipet in a controlled manner.is used to quantitatively transfer a liquid from one container to another. |
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| is a long narrow, calibrated tube with a device at one end to control the flow of liquid. It is a glass tube that is graduated and has a tap on the bottom of it. It is a vertical cylindrical shape. |
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| is a piece of laboratory glassware, a type of laboratory flask, calibrated to contain a precise volume at a particular temperature. Volumetric flasks are used for precise dilutions and preparation of standard solutions. it also involves dissolving a solid solute to make a solution of a definite volume. make sure you don't over fill the line and aligned the meniscus with the calibration mark. |
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| is a type of laboratory flask which features a flat bottom, a conical body, and a cylindrical neck. |
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| A thin glass vessel used as container for liquids. It has a graduation for the measurement of volume. It is also used in heating liquids. |
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| typically used for scientific experiments. They are used to contain specimens, to identify specimens, to heat and cool elements, and to mix specimens. Generally, this is a very small amount of the substance. |
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| is to prevent fluids or gas from coming out, it basically a cork for laboratory equipment. they can also be used to insert stirrers and or thermometer. |
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| is an instrument used to study the response of solutions to light. it uses a UV-Vis light and has two scales one is to read the transmittances and other for display of absorbance and logarimithic form |
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