unyama form one

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  1. 4. A glass or plastic tube with a rubber teat at the top, used to draw up and add liquids drop by drop.
  2. 6. A heavy ceramic bowl used together with a pestle to crush and grind solid substances into powder.
  3. 7. A metal stand with three legs used to hold containers above a heat source during an experiment.
  4. 10. A small, very sharp knife used by students to cut open or dissect biological specimens.
  5. 11. Immediate medical care given to a student who gets injured or cut in the laboratory before full medical help arrives.
  6. 12. A metal tool shaped like tweezers used to pick up tiny biological specimens without touching them with hands.
  7. 13. An instrument containing liquid that rises or falls to measure how hot or cold a substance is during an experiment.
  8. 14. A small spoon-like metal or plastic tool used for scooping solid chemicals or powders.
  9. 16. A shallow flat cylindrical dish with a cover, used for growing bacteria or holding small specimens.
  10. 17. A general term used in science to describe all the tools, instruments, and equipment used in a laboratory
  11. 18. A cone-shaped tool with a narrow stem used to pour liquids safely into narrow containers without spilling.
  12. 19. A common laboratory heating device that burns gas to produce an open flame.
Down
  1. 1. A tall, narrow glass container marked with clear numbers on the side, used to measure exact liquid volumes.
  2. 2. A special glass instrument with lenses used to enlarge tiny living things that cannot be seen with normal eyes.
  3. 3. Protective eye gear worn in the laboratory to shield your eyes from chemical splashes and dangerous fumes.
  4. 5. A very thin, small square piece of glass placed over a specimen on a microscope slide.
  5. 8. A thin rectangular piece of clear glass where a biological specimen is placed for viewing under a microscope.
  6. 9. A wide glass container with a flat bottom and a pour spout used for holding, mixing, or heating liquids.
  7. 13. A laboratory hazard symbol representing poisonous chemicals that can cause severe illness or death.
  8. 15. A thin glass tube open at the top, used for holding and testing small amounts of liquids during biological tests.