Test tube- used to 
mix chemicals, hold Thermometer- used to measure
liquids, heat liquids, grow bacteria, and
collect or store bodily fluids, like blood and
semen.
Beaker- used to hold liquid or solid samples
or as a container for reactions.
Evaporating dish- used for the evaporation
of liquids and solutions to produce a solid
substance or concentrated solutions.
Alcohol lamp- used for heating, sterilization,
and combustion in a laboratory.
Bunsen burner- used to heat substances, to
combust substances, and to sterilize objects
on high heat.
Erlenmeyer flask- used in labs for mixing,
cooling, heating, filtrating, incubating, and
storing liquids.
Base burette- used in analytical chemistry
for accurate dispensing of variable, and for
measuring the volume of a liquid, especially
of one of the reagents in a titration.
Wire gauze- placed on the support ring that
is attached to the retort stand between a
burner and glassware, or is placed on a
tripod to support beakers, flasks, or other
glassware to protect it during heating.
Medicine glass/cup- used for measuring
and administering liquid medications.  Test tube rack- used to hold upright
Iron ring- used in chemistry laboratories
for supporting apparatus above the work
surface.
Magnet- used to attract certain materials,
such as iron, nickel, cobalt, certain steels
and other alloys.
temperature.
Tape- used to determine if an item has gone
through the sterilization process and
illustrate to the processor that it has
reached a specific temperature.
Crucible tong- used to lift a hot crucible
from a furnace or for other items which
cannot be handled with bare hands. 
Ruler- used for measuring length.
Watch glass- used for evaporation in
chemistry.
Dropper- used to transfer tiny amounts of
liquid.
Protractor- used to measure angles.
Magnifying glass- used for viewing details of
objects with some magnification.
Funnel- used to channel liquids or fine-
grained substances into containers with a
small opening.
Cork- used in laboratories to securely seal
vessels.
Test tube holder- used to hold test tubes
securely while they are being filled, stirred,
or heated, and are especially useful when
working with multiple tubes at once.
multiple test tubes at the same time.
Bulb flask- used for measuring the volume
of specific liquids or substances.
Volumetric flask- used for measuring the
volume of specific liquids or substances.
Wire loop- used to transfer small amounts
of liquid or solid samples, such as
microorganisms, to a growth medium for
further study or analysis. 
Clay triangle- used to support a crucible
being heated by a Bunsen burner or other
heat source. 
Crucible- used to contain chemical
compounds when heating them to very high
temperatures.
Crucible cover- designed to fit snugly on top
of the crucible, helping to contain the
substance and reduce the risk of spillage or
evaporation.
Condenser- a piece of laboratory glassware
used to cool hot vapors or liquids.
Rubber stopper- used to seal test tubes and
other types of glass to prevent entering of
any kind of airborne contaminants.
Distilling flask- used for the separation
and/or purification of liquids or liquid
mixtures where the components have
different boiling points.
Graduated cylinder- used to measure the
volume of a liquids, chemicals or solutions.  round bottom flasks.
Stirring rod- used for mixing liquids, or
solids and liquids.
Glass tubing- used to connect other pieces
of lab equipment. It can be cut, bent and
stretched for a variety of uses.
Iron stand- used for fixing and supports
various instruments, iron ring can replace
funnel stand to use.
Cobalt glass- used in sodium and potassium
salt flame tests. 
Stemless funnel- helps to prevent crystals
forming on the paper. 
Filter paper- used to separate fine solid
particles from liquids or gases.
Oil bath- used for laboratories, it is the most
common for heating chemical reactions.
Iron clamp- used to hold things and is
placed in an iron stand to elevate other
equipment.
Gas jar- used for collecting gas from
different experiments. 
Flume- used to measure the flow of water
in open channels. 
Mortar- used to grind or crush materials
with a pestle.
Pestle- used to pound, mash, or ground
ingredients in a mortar.
Spot plate- used to facilitate the testing of
multiple samples. 
Wash bottle- used to rinse various pieces of
laboratory glassware, such as test tubes and
Test tube brush- used for cleaning test
tubes and narrow mouth laboratory
glassware, such as graduated cylinders,
burettes, and Erlenmeyer flasks.
Petri dish- used in laboratories to culture
different microorganisms and cells.
Pipette- used to measure out or transfer
small quantities of liquid, in volumes of
milliliters