LABORATORY TOUR

Name: Yvan Klent S. Declaro Course Code: T16

Date and Time of Laboratory Tour: 10-13-2022 3pm Score:

Instruction:

1. Visit the chemistry laboratory on your scheduled time.

2. Accomplish the activity guide.

А. PHOTO OF YOUSELF INSIDE THE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY IN COMPLETE LABORATORY

UNIFORM
 B. GROUP PHOTO WITH THE LABORATORY TECHNICIAN

C. LABORATORY TOUR REPORT

ACTUAL PHOTO OF LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS FUNCTION/USE

measure out or transfer small
quantities of liquid, in volumes
of milliliters (mL), microliters
(μL).

Used for viewing details of

objects with magnification
Used to transport and
distribute dry chemical
compounds

Microscopes are instruments

that are used in science
laboratories to visualize very
minute objects such as cells,
and microorganisms, giving a
contrasting image that is
magnified.

Used to determine the weight

or mass of an object

used to hold things and is

placed in an iron stand to
elevate other equipment.
used to mix chemicals and
liquids for laboratory
purposes.

Microcentrifuge is used for

spinning a variety of samples
at high speed, enabling, for
example, the pelleting of
nucleic acids or proteins from
solution, microfiltration of
small aqueous samples and
gathering liquid into the
bottom of a tube to avoid
wastage.
used to amplify DNA and RNA
samples by the polymerase
chain reaction.

used for weighing solid

material when an accuracy of
0.1 g is satisfactory.
used in quantitative chemical
analysis to measure the
volume of a liquid or a gas.

Used to hold test tubes.

used to contain liquids and for

mixing, heating, cooling,
incubation, filtration, storage,
and other liquid-handling
processes.

It is designed for uniform

heating, boiling, distillation
and ease of swirling; it is
produced in a number of
different glass thicknesses to
stand different types of use.
to dispose of dangerous
pathogens, critical liquids, and
any class III or IV biohazard in
a self-contained waste
collection system.

to handle a hot crucible,

evaporating dishes, flasks,
small beakers or other items
which have a high
temperature or contain
potentially dangerous
materials which cannot be
touched with bare hands.

used to support flasks or

funnels upright in a stand.

to hold, mix, or heat small

quantities of solid or liquid
chemicals, especially for
qualitative experiments and
assays.
to hold an accurate specific
volume at a specific
temperature.

a reaction container or to hold

liquid or solid samples.