Chemicals in Laboratory Glassware well as type-kind [Complete infographic]

Chemicals in Laboratory Glassware well as type-kind [Complete infographic]

TOPICS: Glass Chemistry Laboratory And Type In-Kind [Complete infographic]
POSTED BY: NANDASANJAYA FEBRUARY 12, 2016


Chemicals in Laboratory Glassware well as type-kind [Complete infographic]



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One thing that is very important in the laboratory is the use of various types of beaker. Beaker has many forms, and each form has a goal and their respective functions. During the conduct of research in chemistry lab, you will be in direct contact with various forms beaker. Therefore, knowledge about it is very important to you.

Development of various types of chemical glassware has been done since the time of Jabir Ibn Hayyan, the founder and the foundations were chemistry. Somehow I make and what technology is used, but at the time it was created several beaker for the purposes of the experiment and calculation.

equipment beaker
equipment beaker
So much for the importance of the role of the beaker in an experiment, then as a student of science, you have to recognize any kind of this beaker.

Basic Chemistry glass

Equipment beaker is definitely there in every Laboratory of Chemistry is Test Tube (test tube), tube Boiling (boiling tube), and a glass beaker (beaker glass). In Indonesia Setau I, Boiling Tube is usually equated with the Test Tube. Actually, the difference is slim, if the test tube ends mediocre, but if the boiling tubes at the edges there are grooves, these grooves serves to remove the heat on the tube so it can be held. Have a look at the picture:

beaker base
beaker base
Retort

Some kind of retort which is common in the laboratory is Pumpkin Erlemayer (Canonical Flask), Tubes Volumetric (volumetric flask), Pumpkin Alas Round (round bottom flask), Pumpkin Florence (florence flask), Pumpkin Kjehdahl (Kjehdahl Flask), Pumpkin Pear (pear shaped flask), pumpkin retorsi (retort flask, Schlenk flask (Schlenk flask), pumpkin straus (straus flask), pumpkin Claisen (Claisen flask).

beaker tube
tube beaker
Of all the chemical tube mentioned above, the most famous being flask which was discovered by German chemist named Emil Erlenmeyer. Volumetric flask will very often encountered when manufacturing of standard solutions and preparation of the solution, because it is used in determining the standard volume of solution.

Some functions and the use of chemical canisters would I describe in the next post.
Funnel and glass dividers

Some glassware is very important, especially when working in a chemical laboratory and separating chemical solution. Glassware this funnel of which is Funnels Filter (filter funnel), Funnels Thistle (thistle funnel), tube Buchner (Buchner funnel), funnel separator (separating funnel), Funnel Drops (Dropping Funnel), Column Chromatography (Chromatography Column) and Tubes Thiele (Thiele tube).

glass separating funnel
glass separating funnel
Among all those presented above, I'd never seen in Laboraturium just Thiele tube. Sealin it, are all important glasses are indispensable in research in the field of chemistry.

condenser Heat

The condenser is a chemical laboratory equipment that is essential in experiments, particularly in the field of organic chemistry. Some types of condenser glassware in the laboratory is Liebig Condensers, Graham Condenser, Condenser Friedrichs and fractionation columns.

In general, the use of the condenser is to cool the steam, so that steam will be used in the separation of liquids and a solution.

glass condenser
glass condenser
Measuring cups

Beaker commonly used in the measurement of which is Tubes Measure (graduated cylinder), Pipette Volume (volumetric pipete), Pipette Measure (graduated pipete), Buret (burette), and Syringe Gas (gas Syringe).

chemical measuring cup
chemical measuring cup
These measuring cups are used in experiments that require precision measurement, ie quantitative analysis. Each type of glass used for different purposes in accordance with the functions and accuracy of every instrument.

source picture and material: http://www.compoundchem.com/2015/03/17/glassware/