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An instrument used to measure temperature in Celcius.
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A small glass plate on which a specimin is placed to observe under a microscope. |
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Shallow round container used to grow cultures. |
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Used to heat or melt liquids or solids. |
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Used to measure out liquids by drops. |
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A cone-shaped utensil used for pouring a substance into a smaller container. |
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Triple Beam Balance Scale |
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Measures the amount of matter in an object in grams and kilograms.
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A small, cyndrical glass container that holds very small amounts of liquids. |
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An instrument for examining and magnifying tiny objects that are visible to the eye alone. |
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Used to accurately measure volume of smaller amounts of liquids in mL. |
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Used to measure the volume of large amounts of liquids and solids in mL. |
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Magnifying Glass/Hand Lens |
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A lens that causes objects to look larger. |
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Rinses chemicals out of the eye. |
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Used to collect specimens |
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Surface capable of reflecting light to form an image of an object that have been placed in front of it. |
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An object with magnetic field that attracts iron, nickel, and cobalt. |
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Measures the passing of time. |
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A transparent object that refracts (bends) light. |
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Measuring length in cm, mm, and m. |
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A container that uses chemicals to put out fire. |
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A hanging scale that measures weight in Newtons and grams. |
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Place to record data and make observations. |
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