Here are 30 common laboratory Apparatus and Their uses

1-10: Glassware

1). Beaker

Holds, mixes, and heats liquids.

2). Erlenmeyer Flask (Conical Flask)

Used for mixing and heating solutions; minimizes evaporation.

3). Volumetric Flask

Used for preparing precise solution volumes.

4). Test Tube

Holds small amounts of liquids for reactions.

5). Graduated Cylinder

Measures liquid volume accurately.

6). Burette

Dispenses precise volumes of liquids, often used in titrations.

7). Pipette

Transfers small amounts of liquid accurately.

8). Dropper

Adds small drops of liquid to a solution.

9). Watch Glass

Holds small samples or evaporates liquids.

10). Funnel

Aids in pouring liquids and filtering mixtures.

10-15: Heating & Measuring Instruments

11). Bunsen Burner

Provides heat for reactions.

12). Hot Plate

Heats solutions without an open flame.

13). Crucible

Heats substances to high temperatures.

14). Evaporating Dish

Aids in pouring liquids and filtering mixtures.

15). Thermometer

Measures temperature in experiments.

16-18: Separation & Filtration Equipment

16). Filter Paper

Used with a funnel to separate solids from liquids.

17). Separatory Funnel

Measures temperature in experiments.

18). Centrifuge

Spins samples to separate components by density.

19-23: Support Equipment

19). Tripod Stand

Supports apparatus over a Bunsen burner.

20). Wire Gauze

Distributes heat evenly under glassware.

21). Ring Stand & Clamps

Holds glassware and other equipment in place.

22). Tongs

Handles hot glassware and crucibles.

23). Spatula & Scoopula

Transfers solid chemicals.

24 -30: Storage & Safety Equipment

24). Reagent Bottle

Stores chemicals.

25). Desiccator

Keeps substances dry by preventing moisture absorption.

26). Safety Goggles

Protects eyes from chemical splashes.

27). Lab Coat

Protects clothing and skin from spills.

28). Gloves

Protects hands from hazardous materials.

29). Fume Hood

Removes toxic fumes and provides ventilation.

30). pH Meter

Measures the acidity or alkalinity of solutions.