Lab Equipment Identification Guide
TOOL IDENTIFICATION
Lab Equipment
Computer
Performs calculations, creates documents, stores and
displays data, and searches for information.
Beaker
Glass container used to measure, mix, or heat liquids.
Calculator
Performs mathematical calculations, creates
graphs, and analyzes data.
Tape measure
Measures long distances, ranging from 6 to 25 feet.
pH probe
Measures the pH of a liquid sample.
Spectroscope
Measures wavelengths of light and can be used to
identify a substance.
Stopwatch
Measures and records time intervals.
Temperature Probe
Measures temperature of a sample.
Water Test Kit
Tests water properties such as pH, water
hardness, alkalinity, or iron.
Insect Trap
Attracts insects and traps them within a
container or by a sticky substance.
Test Tube
Small glass container used to measure,
mix, or hold liquids.
Notebook
Used to record information and
observations during the lab.
Graduated Cylinder
Measures liquids’ precise volume.
Psychrometer
Measures humidity by measuring the difference
between the wet and dry bulbs.
Anemometer
Measures wind speed.
Balance
Measures mass of sample.
Microscope
Used to view very small objects by magnifying them.
Globe
A model of the earth.
Meter Stick
A measuring stick one meter long, usually with
markings for centimeters and millimeters.
Used for measuring length.
Ruler
Measuring stick one foot long, usually with
markings for centimeters and millimeters, or
inches. Used for measuring length.
Microscope Slide
Specimens are placed on the glass microscope slide
since they are transparent only the specimen is seen.
Hot Plate
Used to heat samples contained in beakers and
other flat-bottomed containers.
Triple Beam Balance
Used to measure mass.
Collecting Net
Used to collect things such as bugs, leaves, or fish.
Thermometer
Measures temperature.
Hand Lens
Produces a magnified image of an object.
Spring Scale
Measures mass based upon the tension in a spring
produced by the weight attached at bottom.
Stereoscope
Produces a magnified image of an object, to a
lesser degree than a microscope.
Digital Camera
Captures images and records videos.
Petri Dish
Shallow dish full of nutrients used to grow
microorganisms like bacteria.
In this detailed guide, you will find information and images of various essential lab tools such as beakers, calculators, pH probes, spectrometers, and more. Learn about their uses and how they aid in conducting experiments and analyses.
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Lab Equipment TOOL IDENTIFICATION
Computer Performs calculations, creates documents, stores and displays data, and searches for information.
Beaker Glass container used to measure, mix, or heat liquids.
Calculator Performs mathematical calculations, creates graphs, and analyzes data.
Tape measure Measures long distances, ranging from 6 to 25 feet.
pH probe Measures the pH of a liquid sample.
Spectroscope Measures wavelengths of light and can be used to identify a substance.
Stopwatch Measures and records time intervals.
Temperature Probe Measures temperature of a sample.
Water Test Kit Tests water properties such as pH, water hardness, alkalinity, or iron.
Insect Trap Attracts insects and traps them within a container or by a sticky substance.
Test Tube Small glass container used to measure, mix, or hold liquids.
Notebook Used to record information and observations during the lab.
Graduated Cylinder Measures liquids precise volume.
Psychrometer Measures humidity by measuring the difference between the wet and dry bulbs.
Anemometer Measures wind speed.
Balance Measures mass of sample.
Microscope Used to view very small objects by magnifying them.
Globe A model of the earth.
Meter Stick A measuring stick one meter long, usually with markings for centimeters and millimeters. Used for measuring length.
Ruler Measuring stick one foot long, usually with markings for centimeters and millimeters, or inches. Used for measuring length.
Microscope Slide Specimens are placed on the glass microscope slide since they are transparent only the specimen is seen.
Hot Plate Used to heat samples contained in beakers and other flat-bottomed containers.
Triple Beam Balance Used to measure mass.
Collecting Net Used to collect things such as bugs, leaves, or fish.
Thermometer Measures temperature.
Hand Lens Produces a magnified image of an object.
Spring Scale Measures mass based upon the tension in a spring produced by the weight attached at bottom.
Stereoscope Produces a magnified image of an object, to a lesser degree than a microscope.
Digital Camera Captures images and records videos.
Petri Dish Shallow dish full of nutrients used to grow microorganisms like bacteria.
