Scientific lab tools

Question	Answer
Image: Balance (image/jpeg)	to determine the weigh or mass of a simple
Image: Beaker (image/jpeg)	to dissolve substances, heat and measure liquids
Image: Coverslip (image/jpeg)	to cover objects placed on the microscope slide, keeping solid specimen pressed flat, and liquid samples shaped into a flat layer
Image: Droppers (image/jpeg)	to transfer smal quantities of liquid by suctioning and releasing it in drops
Image: Funnels (image/jpeg)	to filtrate and pour out liquids from one container to another
Image: Graduated Cylinder (image/jpeg)	to measure the volumen of a liquid. They are generally more accurate and precise than beakers Image: Graduated Cylinder (image/jpeg)
Image: Graduated Pipette (image/jpeg)	to measure with precisión the volumen of liquids
Image: Microscope Slide (image/jpeg)	to hold objects for examination under a microscope
Image: Microscope (image/jpeg)	to see objects that are too small for the naked eyes
Image: Mortar And Pestle (image/jpeg)	to crush and grind substances into a fine, paste or powder
Image: Spatula (image/jpeg)	to scrape, transfer, or apply powders of solid materials
Image: Stirring (image/jpeg)	to mix chemicals and liquids for laboratory purposes
Image: Test Tubes (image/jpeg)	to hold, mix or heat small quantities of solido or liquids. To store samples of fluid sor any microorganism culture
Image: Tets Tube Rack (image/jpeg)	to hold test tubes
Image: Tweezer (image/jpeg)	to pick up objects to small to be easily handle with the human hands

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	Created by Mabel Gonzalez almost 7 years ago