Let's solve this step by step by identifying each piece of laboratory glassware in the image using the
word bank provided:
Word Bank:
- Beaker
- Test tube
- Dropping funnel
- Graham condenser
- Erlenmeyer flask
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Now, let’s analyze each labeled part in the diagram (based on the arrows and typical lab setups):
1.
Top left arrow → Points to a
long, coiled tube connected between two flasks. This is a
Graham condenser, used in distillation setups to cool vapor back into liquid.
2.
Second arrow from top left → Points to a
test tube that is being heated with a Bunsen burner. It contains blue liquid and is clamped at an angle.
3.
Right side, top arrow → Points to a
graduated, narrow tube with a stopcock at the bottom. This is a
dropping funnel (also known as a separatory funnel), used to add liquids drop by drop.
4.
Middle right arrow → Points to a
test tube containing yellow liquid. This is clearly a
test tube.
5.
Bottom right arrow → Points to a
conical flask with a wide base and narrow neck, holding green liquid. This is an
Erlenmeyer flask.
6.
Bottom middle arrow → Points to a
wide, cylindrical container with purple liquid. This is a
beaker.
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Final Answers (matching arrows to labels):
From top to bottom, left to right:
1.
Top left:
Graham condenser
2.
Second left:
Test tube
3.
Top right:
Dropping funnel
4.
Middle right:
Test tube
5.
Bottom right:
Erlenmeyer flask
6.
Bottom middle:
Beaker
> Note: There are
six red labels, but only
five unique items in the word bank. However, "Test tube" appears
twice — once being heated, and one receiving liquid.
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Summary of Labels:
| Arrow Position | Glassware Name |
|----------------|------------------------|
| Top left | Graham condenser |
| Second left | Test tube |
| Top right | Dropping funnel |
| Middle right | Test tube |
| Bottom right | Erlenmeyer flask |
| Bottom middle | Beaker |
✔ All five types from the word bank are used, with
test tube appearing twice.
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Final Answer (as you'd fill in the blanks):
From top to bottom, left to right:
1.
Graham condenser
2.
Test tube
3.
Dropping funnel
4.
Test tube
5.
Erlenmeyer flask
6.
Beaker
This completes the identification of all laboratory glassware shown.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of scientific equipment worksheet.
