Orgo 1 Lab Equipment

A thermometer is specifically designed to measure temperature. A barometer measures air pressure, a ruler measures length, and a compass indicates direction.

A plastic centrifuge tube with a cap is specifically designed for use in centrifuges to separate substances based on density. Test tubes, beakers, and Petri dishes are commonly used in laboratories for different purposes.

Pairing is the process of connecting a device to an adapter to establish a communication link.

A Buchner funnel is specifically designed for separating solid compounds from liquid compounds during the filtration process in a laboratory setting. It is not used for measuring pH, volume of gases, or for heating substances.

In JSON, the symbol '*' is used as a wildcard character to represent 'Connector only'. This is a common notation in JSON documents.

A connector with support rod is specifically designed to provide support and stability for hanging heavy objects securely, ensuring they do not fall or become dislodged.

In a distillation column, copper wiring is often used to control temperature and monitor processes, while glass beads, rubber tubing, and plastic casing are not typically found as integral components in the column.

A distillation head is a laboratory glassware used in distillation processes to separate liquids based on their boiling points. It allows for the collection and condensation of vapors from a boiling mixture.

A filter adapter is used to connect filters of different sizes to a camera lens, allowing photographers to use filters with lenses that do not match in size.

The correct equipment for filtering a liquid solution using a Hirsch funnel with a disc is a filter flask. The condenser is used for cooling vapors, the Bunsen burner is used for heating, and the beaker is a container for holding liquids.

A mini Erlenmeyer flask typically has a conical shape, with a narrow neck and a wide base. This shape is commonly used in laboratory settings for mixing, heating, and storing small amounts of liquids.

Reaction tubes are specifically designed to hold samples and reagents during a chemical reaction, allowing for controlled experimentation and analysis.

A scoopula is a scientific tool commonly used in chemistry labs for transferring small amounts of solid chemicals, not related to pasta, hats, or dance moves.

A separatory funnel is specifically designed to separate immiscible liquids or substances with different densities by allowing them to settle into distinct layers for easy extraction.

A suction flask is specifically designed to create a vacuum by removing air or gas from a closed container, allowing for various laboratory applications such as filtration, distillation, and more.

A spatula is a flat utensil with a broad, flat, usually flexible blade, used for mixing, spreading, or turning food items in the kitchen. The correct answer is flipping food items like pancakes or burgers.

A thermometer adapter is used to connect a thermometer probe to the thermometer device for temperature measurement purposes.

A watchglass is primarily used to cover a beaker or evaporating dish during heating to prevent splattering or contamination.