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    The document lists various common chemicals used in laboratories including magnesium, lead, ammonia, silica, tungsten, nitric acid, potassium, sodium, and calcium sulfate. It then describes common laboratory glassware and equipment such as beakers, flasks, balances, graduated cylinders, burettes, rulers, ring stands, crucibles, pipettes, funnels, test tubes, and clamps that are used to contain, measure, and analyze samples. The objectives are to learn the names and functions of this equipment and how to use balances and graduated cylinders to determine mass and volume.

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    The document lists various common chemicals used in laboratories including magnesium, lead, ammonia, silica, tungsten, nitric acid, potassium, sodium, and calcium sulfate. It then describes common laboratory glassware and equipment such as beakers, flasks, balances, graduated cylinders, burettes, rulers, ring stands, crucibles, pipettes, funnels, test tubes, and clamps that are used to contain, measure, and analyze samples. The objectives are to learn the names and functions of this equipment and how to use balances and graduated cylinders to determine mass and volume.

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    Lab Equipment

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    Pham Van Tin B1909842
    The document lists various common chemicals used in laboratories including magnesium, lead, ammonia, silica, tungsten, nitric acid, potassium, sodium, and calcium sulfate. It then describes common laboratory glassware and equipment such as beakers, flasks, balances, graduated cylinders, burettes, rulers, ring stands, crucibles, pipettes, funnels, test tubes, and clamps that are used to contain, measure, and analyze samples. The objectives are to learn the names and functions of this equipment and how to use balances and graduated cylinders to determine mass and volume.

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     Mg magnesium  CaCO3:

     Pb: lead
    limestone/calcium
    carbonate
     NH3: ammonia
     SiO2: silica
     W: tungsten
     HNO3: nitric acid
     iK: potassium
     Ba(NO3)2: barium
     Na: sodium
    nitrate
     CaSO4: calcium sulfate
    Laboratory Glassware and
    Equipment
    Objectives:

    * The student will learn names and functions for


    common types of laboratory equipment.
    * The student will be able to use an electronic balance
    to determine mass.
    * The student will be able to use a triple beam
    balance to determine mass.
    * The student will be able to use a graduated cylinder
    to determine volume.
    Beaker
    Flask
    Florence Flask
    Volumetric Flask
    Balance

    Electronic Balance Analytical Balance


    Graduated Cylinder
    Burette
    Ruler/Meter Stick
    Vacuum Filtration Apparatus
    Ring Stand

    Metal Ring
    Crucible/Lid – a small porcelain cup
    and lid used to heat small
    amounts of material directly over a
    flame.

    Pipestem Triangle (clay


    triangle)– a triangle of wire,
    with the center pieces
    surrounded by tubes. This is
    used to support a crucible
    during an experiment.
    Wire Gauze
    Beaker tongs

    Crucible tongs

    Wash bottle
    Pipette

    Clamp
    Test tube rack and test tubes
    Funnel Separation Funnel

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