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Laboratory Apparatus Identification Guide

The document discusses common laboratory apparatus and equipment. It aims to familiarize students with different laboratory tools and their functions. It lists various apparatus and equipment used in laboratories and their purposes.

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Laboratory Apparatus Identification Guide

The document discusses common laboratory apparatus and equipment. It aims to familiarize students with different laboratory tools and their functions. It lists various apparatus and equipment used in laboratories and their purposes.

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Experiment No:

Common Laboratory Apparatus


1. OBJECTIVES:
1.1 To familiarize with the different laboratory apparatuses and equipment
1.2 To identify the names and functions of the different laboratory apparatuses and equipment

2. INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES (ILOs):


The students shall be able to:
2.1 Learn the different laboratory apparatuses and equipment, as well as its functions.
3. DISCUSSION:
Apparatuses and equipment are often encountered in laboratory works. It is important to know their
names and functions in order to be familiarized with them. Acquiring knowledge on the proper use of
each apparatus makes a young scientist become more efficient in his job. It makes work easier, faster,
and systematic, thus increasing his daily productivity
4. MATERIALS:

1 Test tube 1 Stirring Rod 1 Wire Gauze


1 Pipette 1 Watch Glass 1 Beam Balance
1 Burette 1 Evaporating Dish 1 Iron Clamp
1 Volumetric Flask 1 Mortar and Pestle 1 Wing Top
1 Graduated Cylinder 1 125 mL Erlenmeyer Flask 1 Crucible Tong
1 Triangular File 1 Thermometer 1 Florence Flask
1 Separatory Funnel 1 Burette Clamp 1 Funnel
1 Test Tube Holder 1 150 mL beaker 1 Test Tube Brush

5. PROCEDURE:
1. Request for the above apparatuses from the laboratory technician
2. Study each apparatus, draw and label if necessary
3. Describe the function of each apparatus and its parts
6. DATA AND RESULTS:

APPARATUS/EQUIPMENT DRAWING FUNCTIONS


7. QUESTIONS:
7.1. What are the uses of the equipment/apparatus in scientific investigation?

7.2. Why do we need to take care of our Laboratory Apparatus?

7.3. What are the ethical values that can be derived from this activity?

8. CONCLUSION:

9. ASSESSMENT (Rubric for Laboratory Performance):

Performa Unsatisfactor
Very Poor Poor Satisfactory Good Excellent Sco
nce y
1 2 4 5 6 re
Indicator 3

Develop The The students The students The students are able to The students The students
appropriat students are are able to are able to develop a basic are able to are able to
e unable to partially develop component of a develop develop a lab
experimen develop a develop component of laboratory experiment components of experiment/acti
tation basic components a laboratory (i.e. title, outcome, brief a laboratory vity appropriate
component of a experiment discussion of concepts, experiment to the chosen
of a laboratory but has no materials needed, appropriate to topic and
laboratory experiment. presentations procedures/ instructions, the chosen aligned to the
experiment. of analysis of data topic and engineering
data yet has results/analysis/interpreta aligned to the principles
presented tion, engineering learned in the
conclusion or summary/conclusion/reco principles previous
recommendati mmendation) appropriate learned in the experiments.
on to the chosen topic previous The developed
experiments lab
experiment/acti
vity has a
complete
presentation of
block/schemati
c diagram,
provided the
use of modern
tools and
techniques,
and integrated
principles/discu
ssions that
were based on
proven studies.

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appropriat students are inappropriatel conduct some laboratory are able to are able to
e unable to y conduct the laboratory experiment/activity with conduct conduct a
experimen conduct a laboratory experiments/a correct appropriate precise
tation laboratory experiment/a ctivities methods/procedures but laboratory laboratory
experiment/ ctivityy. insufficient results to experiment/acti experiment/acti
activity. but did not draw conclusion vity with vity with
. arrive at the sufficient excellent
correct results results and results and
able draw a conclusions.
valid The developed
. conclusion lab
experiment/acti
vity has a
complete
presentation of
block/schemati
c diagram,
provided the
use of modern
tools and
techniques,
and integrated
principles/discu
ssions that
were based on
proven studies.

The The students Develop a Members


students are able to protocol to follow good
failed to determine the conduct an and safe
determine objectives of experiment laboratory
the the exceeding the practice at all
objectives of experiment or requirements times in the
the test to be conduct of
experiment performed experiments.
or test to be but fail to
performed. identify r

Ability to The The students The students The students use The students The students
analyze students are provide provide limited appropriate data analysis use adequate use multiple
and unable to irrelevant and analysis of techniques. Data analysis data analysis data analysis
interpret provide inaccurate data with no is reported with techniques techniques
data analysis and analysis and interpretation. insufficient interpretation. appropriate for appropriate for
interpretatio interpretation data collected, data collected,
n of data. of data. informative with informative with
respect to the respect to the
experimentatio experimentatio
n/activity being n/activity being
conducted. conducted.
Data analysis is Data analysis
reported with is reported with
sufficient comprehensive
interpretation. interpretation.

Use of The student The student The student The student was able to The student The student
engineerin failed to use was able to was able to use engineering was able to use was able to use
g engineering use use judgement sufficient to engineering engineering
judgment judgement engineering engineering draw correct conclusions. judgement judgement*
to draw to draw judgement judgement more than more than
conclusion conclusions. sufficient to sufficient to
s but but insufficient draw correct draw correct
inappropriate to draw conclusions. conclusions
for the topic correct and was able
and failed to conclusions. to provide new
draw correct insights.
conclusions.

Total Score

Percentage rating = (Total Score/30) x 100

Evaluated by:

_________________________________________ _____________________
Printed Name and Signature of Faculty Member
Date

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