Diffrent types of Equipment

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Northern University Bangladesh. Wet processing Technology


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Wet- Processing Technology 1
TEX 2207

Assignment on
Study on different types of equipment used in chemistry lab
Submitted by Submitted to
Abdul Kader MD. Tanjim Hossian
ID:BTX160100411 Program coordinator (NUB)
Date: 23.03.17

Introduction:
A laboratory is a facility that provides controlled conditions in which scientific or
technological research, experiments, and measurement may be performed.



OBJECTIVE
In this lab you will learn how to properly operate the basic bench equipment used for
characterizing active devices:
1. Oscilloscope (Agilent MSO6032A),
2. Source Measure Unit (SMU) (Keithley 2430),
3. Function generator Agilent 33220A, and a
4. Bread board.
You will use these tools to characterize three simple resistive circuits, perform theoretical
circuit analyses on them, analyze the results, and present your findings in a concise,
organized lab report.

Equipment of lab:

Balance

an instrument for determining
weight
Beaker

used to hold liquids
Bunsen burner

used to heat substances

buret

dispensing and transferring known
volumes of fluids
clay triangle

used to hold a crucible while the
crucible is heated
crucible and cover

used to hold small amounts of chemicals
during heating at high temperatures

crucible tongs

to hold hot crucibles
dropper pipet or

disposable pipet
for drawing in a liquid and expelling
it in drops
Erlenmeyer flask

used to hold liquids, has narrow
neck to prevent splashes

evaporating dish

liquids are heated over a flame so that
they evaporate, leaving a solid residue
filter paper

special paper used to separate solids
from liquids
forceps

used to pick up or hold small items

fume hood

used to prevent a person from exposure
to hazardous fumes from chemicals
funnel

for pouring liquid or other
substance through a small opening
goggles

protects eyes from chemical
splashes

graduated cylinder

accurately measures liquid
volumes
hot plate / stir plate

used to heat and stir substances
mortar and pestle

used to grind up materials

pipet bulb

used to pull liquid up into a pipet
ring clamp

used with ring stand to hold a glass
container
ring stand

holds funnels, wire gauze above
table

rubber stopper

used to cover ends of test tubes and
flasks
spatula

small scoop used to transfer
powder and crystal chemicals
spot plate

a flat plate with multiple "wells"
used as small test tubes

stirring rod

used for stirring
striker

used to light bunsen burner
test tube

open tube used to hold liquids

test tube clamp

clamp used to hold hot test-tube
test tube rack

holds 5-6 test-tubes in a row
thermometer

measures temperature (science uses
degrees in Celsius)

utility clamp

used to hold laboratory glassware
volumetric flask

for making up solutions to a known
volume
volumetric pipet

measures small amounts of liquids
accurately

wash bottle

used to rinse various pieces of
laboratory glassware
watch glass

to hold solids while being weighed,
or as a cover for a beaker
weighing paper

used for weighing and transferring
powers and crystals

wire gauze

used to support a container (such as
a beaker or flask) during heating