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Identify common Earth science lab equipment and the measurement or task each item supports.
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What is the tall, narrow piece of glassware shown in the figure called?
What is the instrument shown in the figure called?
The figure shows a cone-shaped flask with a flat bottom and narrow neck. What is it called?
The figure shows a wide cylindrical glass container with a small pouring spout. What is it?
What is the piece of equipment shown in the figure called?
The figure shows a shallow, curved piece of glass used to cover a beaker or hold a small sample. What is it?
What is the bowl-and-grinding-tool set shown in the figure called?
The figure shows a small magnifying lens used in field geology. What is this tool?
The figure shows an unglazed porcelain tile used in mineral identification. What is it called?
What is the gas-flame heating device shown in the figure?
The figure shows a round-bottomed flask with a long narrow neck and one calibration mark. What is it?
The figure shows a clear tube with a ring at the top, a hook at the bottom, and a scale of tick marks. What instrument is it?
A dry soil sample sits on the pan of the pictured balance. What quantity is this setup measuring?
A student needs the length of a mineral specimen in centimeters. What instrument gives that measurement?
A water sample's temperature must be recorded in degrees Celsius. What instrument reads that quantity?
The figure shows liquid in a marked cylinder. What quantity is being measured?
A pebble raises the water level in the cylinder shown. What quantity can the before-and-after setup determine?
A weather lab asks for atmospheric pressure at the station. What instrument is used?
To record wind speed during a schoolyard weather investigation, what instrument is appropriate?
A student wants to know how acidic a stream-water sample is. What classroom tool can test that?
A student must measure the force needed to pull a rock tray in newtons. What instrument reads that force?
A tilted rock layer's dip angle is the quantity to measure in the field. What tool reads that angle?
A muddy water sample must be separated into clear water and trapped sediment. What equipment pair does the task require?
A hard mineral fragment must be crushed to a powder before testing. What tool is best for this task?
A student needs to add a liquid reagent to a spot plate in very small, controlled amounts. What item should they use?
A hot evaporating dish must be moved off a ring stand. What item should grip it safely?
A beaker must sit above a burner so heat spreads across its bottom. What support should go on the iron ring?
A small amount of powdered mineral must be moved from a jar to a weigh boat. What item is meant for that task?
Fresh, unweathered rock must be broken from an outcrop for observation. What field tool is used?
A narrow-neck bottle must be rinsed with a controlled stream of distilled water. What item fits this task?
Look at the funnel-and-flask setup. What is it being used to do?
The assembled setup includes a heated flask, a condenser, and a receiving container. What is it designed to collect?
In the setup shown, a solution is heated in an open dish. What result is the setup used to obtain?
The setup shows a stopcock funnel with two liquid layers. What separation does this apparatus perform?
The figure shows clear liquid poured away from settled solid. What task is this setup doing?
The figure shows a magnet used near a mixed sample. What property is the setup testing or using?
A graduated cylinder and a beaker are available. For measuring 47 mL before a density calculation, which is better, and why?
A volumetric pipette and a dropper pipette are on the bench. To deliver exactly 10.00 mL, which is better, and why?
Forceps and crucible tongs are available. To move a tiny cool mineral grain, which is better, and why?
An Erlenmeyer flask and a beaker are available. For swirling a solution with less splashing, which is better, and why?
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