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| A property of a substance that that cat catches fire easily. |
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| A property of a substance that produces vapours or fumes that irritate the skin, eyes, nose and throat. |
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| A property of a substance that reacts violently when heated or struck. |
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| A property of a substance that emits harmful radiation. |
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| A property of a substance that is harmful in small doses. |
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| A property of a substance that will corrode other substances. |
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| A property of a substance that is poisonous and biological in nature. |
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| For transferring liquids and separating solids from liquids using filter paper. |
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| For containing chemicals and for miing and heating of solutions. |
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| For containing and miing chemicals to produce gas when heating is not required. |
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| For containing chemicals and for collecting and holding liquids. |
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| To boil liquids during experiments. |
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| To evaporate the liquid in a solution over a bunsen burner. |
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| To spread the heat of a flame and support beakers being heated by a bunsen burner. |
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| To measure volumes of liquid. |
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| To stir chemicals in laboratory. |
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| For supporting apparatus during heating. |
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| To add a small volume of liquid, drop by drop. |
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| For transferring liquids and separating solids from liquids using filter paper. |
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| For containing chemicals and for mixing and heating of solutions. |
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| For containing and miing chemicals to produce gas when heating is not required. |
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| For containing chemicals and for collecting and holding liquids. |
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| To boil liquids during experiments. |
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| To evaporate the liquid in a solution over a bunsen burner. |
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| To spread the heat of a flame and support beakers being heated by a bunsen burner. |
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| To measure volumes of liquid. |
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| To stir chemicals in laboratory. |
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| For supporting apparatus during heating. |
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| To add a small volume of liquid, drop by drop. |
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| Most common laboratory gas burner. |
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| To open or close the air-hole to control the amount of air entering the burner. |
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| To allow air to enter the burner. |
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| Luminous, Orange, Unsteady, Produces soot and hot. |
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| Non - luminous, Blue, Steady, Doesn't produced soot and hotter than luminous flame. |
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| Tri - Beam Balance and Electronic Balance |
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| Instruments used to measure mass. |
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| Mechanical Stop Watch, Electronic Stopwatch and Clock |
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| Instruments used to measure time. |
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| Instruments used to measure length. |
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| External and Internal Caliper |
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| Instruments that measure the external and internal diameter of a round object, respectively. |
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| Mesuring Cylinder, Pipette and Burette |
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| Instruments that measure the volumes of liquids. |
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| The curved shape of the liquid level. |
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| is a measurement of the degree of hotness or coldness or a substance. |
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Measures temperatures up to 110 degrees and not low temperatures.
Scale range 0 degrees to 110 degrees.
Mercury in the bulb.
Mercury is silver in color. |
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