Science equipment

What is a Bunsen burner used for?

• A Bunsen burner is used to heat substances for experiments and scientific studies. A Bunsen burner can also sterilize things as it can reach temperatures of around 1500 degrees.

How is a Bunsen burner used?

• A Bunsen burner uses a flame (usually methane) in a laboratories to carry out scientific experiments.

What is a beaker used for?

• A beaker is used to hold and pour liquids. They can also be used to heat liquids and mix chemicals, and other things together.

How is a beaker used?

• A beaker is used by putting liquids and chemicals into it and mixing them together for experiments and to pour things out.

What is a Florence flask used for?

• A florence flask or the boiling flask is used as a cup to hold and store different kinds of liquids.

How is a Florence flask used?

• Because of the flasks round bottom you can use it to easily swirl liquids for mixing and by using the flask over a flame the heat gets evenly distributed over the bottom for heating or distilling liquids.

What is a petri dish used for?

• A petri dish is a shallow cylindrical dish used in laboratories to allow bacteria to grow.

How is a petri dish used?

• A petri dish is used by biologist by keeping the bacteria.

What is a pipette used for?

• A pipette is a chemical dropper to measure and move fixed measurements of chemicals.

How is a pipette used?

• A pipette is used by chemist to adjust the volume of liquid transferred.

What is a test tube used for?

• A test tube is a thin glass used to store, hold, mix or heat small measurements of different chemicals.

How is a test tube used?

• A test tube is used by chemist in a laboratory by holding various chemicals and a carrying out experiments.

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