PPT-Terms: Beakers Bunsen burner

Compound light microscope Electron light microscope Flask Graduated cylinder Test tubes Triple beam balance Thermometer Chapter 11 p3 What is Biology Unit 1 Terms Conclusion Control group. brPage 1br 5734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347 brPage 1br 5734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347573475734757347 Objectives. To absorb proper safety technique with the Bunsen burner.. To familiarize you with the Bunsen burner.. To identify the parts of the Bunsen burner.. Introduction. The best way to become familiar with chemical apparatus is to actually handle the pieces yourself in the laboratory. Great emphasis is placed on safety precautions that should be absorbed whenever you perform an experiment. Parts, Safety, Lighting Procedure. Parts. A. Orifice (mouth). B. Barrel (adjusts the intensity of the flame temperature). C. Air Adjustment. D. . Needle Valve (controls the height of the . flame). E. Gas intake. Prehistoric Pottery. Pottery was developed from the Neolithic period onward and was constantly evolving.. Pots have been discovered all over the British Isles, from the South of England to Scotland.. What is a Bunsen Burner - . history. Video Tutorial – . the one minute version. Slow down! – . How to Light a Bunsen Burner. Notes – parts and steps of use. Wednesday you will take a quiz and a performance assessment on using . Chemistry Lab . Drawer. Well . Plate. Used for “small scale” reactions, where you are only using drops of solutions.. Chemistry Lab Drawer. Test Tube Rack and Test . Tubes. Test Tubes are another “primary” reaction vessel. Cold water* Glass jar or bowl Tongs Table spoon Oven mitten (or glove) 1 Fill a bowl or jar almost to the brim with cold (if possible, refrigerated) water. 2 Optional: add several ice cubes Go to browse and the full screen.. Equipment required. pipette bulb. 400 mL beakers. Florence flask. rubber stopper and tube assembly. stand. test tube. clamp. Bunsen burner and striker. gas tap. Make sure the test tube is clean and dry. . Chemistry Lab . Drawer. Well . Plate. Used for “small scale” reactions, where you are only using drops of solutions.. Chemistry Lab Drawer. Test Tube Rack and Test . Tubes. Test Tubes are another “primary” reaction vessel. Erlenmeyer Flask. Erlenmeyer flasks hold solids or liquids that may release gases during a reaction or that are likely to splatter if stirred or heated.. Florence Flask. Rarely used in first year chemistry, it is used for the mixing of chemicals. Narrow neck prevents splash exposure.. An important piece of equipment used for heating in the lab.. Can be very dangerous if care is not taken. . Parts of the Bunsen Burner. Barrel . Collar. Gas Hose. Air hole . Gas Jet. Base. Hottest part of the flame. The Twin Burner Bulk Propane Kit will giveyou up to 60 hours of use with either the Hotspec approved propane Y hose for doubleburner along with a powder coated bracketdeliver up to 500 showers between Success Criteria. WHAT CAN I DO? . Red. Amber. . Green. I can draw bar graphs . I can complete my Bunsen Burner Investigation write-up. You should be able to do these by the end of the lesson!. Bar Graph Rules .