1.

Balance Bunsen Burner

Used for measuring mass. Frequently used as a heat source in the
absence of flammable materials.

Bottles
2. Beaker  are used to store solid and liquid chemicals
Used to hold, mix, and heat liquids. for extended periods of time

Beaker Tongs Buret

Used to pick up beakers. Used for dispensing an accurate volume
of a liquid.

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Clay Triangle
Used to support a crucible
during heating.
Crucible
Used for holding chemicals
during heating to very high
temperatures.
Crucible Tongs
Used to hold crucibles.
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Condensers
 are used to condense chemical vapor into a
liquid. This is done by sending the vapor
through a long (often coiled) glass tube to
cool.
Erlenmeyer Flask
Used to hold and mix chemicals. The
small neck is to facilitate mixing without
spilling.
Evaporating Dish
Used to heat liquids for evaporation.
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Filtering flasks
 are used to filter mixtures through a funnel
and filter paper. A tube near the top
prevents unwanted pressure buildup.
Funnel
Used to transfer liquids or fine-grained
materials into containers with small
openings. Also used for filtration.

Glass tubing
 is usually inserted into stoppers to attach
Forceps rubber tubing, but it can also be used to
splice two pieces of rubber tubing
Used to pick up or hold small objects.

Goggles
protects eyes from chemical splashes
Florence/boiling flasks
 are round to provide uniform heating or
boiling of liquids. They can be used to mix
or store solutions as well as collect vapor in
distillation processes.

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Graduated Cylinder
Used to measure a precise volume of a
liquid.

Lab burners
 come in many different styles and usually
run on alcohol, propane, or butan

Griffin beakers 
are used to mix chemicals, dissolve into
solutions, heat or cool solutions, and hold
sand or water baths. They typically have
graduations, but they are not very
accurate. Lab stands
also come in many different styles: wire
stands, tripods, or heavy support stands.
Wire stands and tripods can hold beakers or
flasks over a burner

Iron stand
It is used for hanging (thermometer),
clamping/holding (burette, round bottom
flask etc.

Mortar and Pestle

Used to crush and grind materials.

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Pipet Bulb
Used to draw liquids into a pipe.
Pipettes
 are used to measure or transfer liquids a
few drops at a time.  test tubes
Ring Clamp
Used with a ring stand to hold glassware,
such as a beaker or a funnel [ CITATION
Amena \l 1033 ].
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Rubber tubing
 is used to connect evaporating chambers,
flasks, condensers, and other glassware,
usually in distillation processes.
Spot platea
flat plate with multiple "wells" used as small
Stoppers 
are used to seal narrow-mouth containers
such as flasks and test tubes, and to hold
pieces of glass tubing for distillation
experiments, or to mount thermometers
inside a flask
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Spatula
Used for moving small amounts of solid
Test tubes
from place to place.
 are used to observe chemical reactions,
mix solutions, heat solutions, melt or burn
solids, and perform chemical analysis. 

Stirring rod
used for stirring
Test tube holder
Used to hold test tubes while heating.

Striker

Used to light a gas burner.

Test tube stand
It is made of wood, polythene or
steel on which test tubes can be
placed in an upright position.

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 Thermo
meter
Used to take temperature of solids,
liquids, and gases.
Utility clamp
Used to attach test tubes and other
glassware to ring stand.
Vacuum filter flask
Used with vacuum line and
Buchner funnel for vacuum filtration.
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Volumetric flasks
 are used to accurately prepare solutions. A
weighed amount of solid chemical is placed
at the bottom, and the liquid solvent is
added until the fill line is reached.
Wash bottles 
are plastic bottles with a nozzle at the top
for rinsing glassware, cleaning/disinfecting,
or applying solutions. They can be filled with
a variety of reagents, such as water or
alcohol
Watch glasses
 can be used to cover beakers, evaporate
water from solutions, weigh out solid
chemicals, or observe samples under a
stereo microscope.
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Weigh boat

Used for weighing solids on a balance

Wing top
For obtaining broad, fishtail flame that
heats large area and smoothly bends
glass

Wire Gauze
It is the iron wire gauze piece posted with
asbestos in the center. It is placed on the
tripod stand so that the flame does not
touch the glass apparatus directly, reducing
the danger of its breaking

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