Laboratory Glassware Collection

Chemical laboratory. 19th century (engraving)
672886 Chemical laboratory. 19th century (engraving); Universal History Archive/UIG

glass laboratory flasks
Glass flasks with liquid as used in research and science labs for scientific, medical, and chemical analysis and research

Stirring milk into water in a glass beaker

Digital illustration of blue chemistry flask

Illustration of vacuum experiments, flame being extinguished in a vacuum, sound being muted in a vac

Illustration of chemical liquid reacting in flask

Illustration of a beaker

Illustration of laboratory worker handling radioactive materials through holes in a glass tank, and wearing protective clothing

Test tube of chlorine condensed into liquid by dipping into jug of dry ice

Glass beaker containing copper strips connected to electrodes in copper sulphate solution (copper purification)

Beaker containing cobalt chloride, being weighed with digital scales

Chemistry equipment, including glass flasks, saltpetre, alum

Eudiometer, c. 1820

Solutions of potassium and iodide in water and solution of lead nitrate in water being mixed together, turning yellow and forming a lead iodide

Potassium permanganate diffusing in water, close-up

Jar containing bromine at bottom and air at top, divided by barrier

A beaker of heated, steaming water

Liquids (methylated spirits, corn oil, water, mercury) of different densities in a beaker with a hydrometer

Hand pouring cooking oil over water in beaker

Test tube experiment, Mercury (II) Oxide separated into its constituent elements, mercury and oxygen, through heat

A glass beaker containing a small measure of a gold coloured, antiseptic disinfectant

Heating water and copper sulphate solution with bunsen burner, leaving blue copper sulphate crystals

Beaker containing calcium ethanoate, and petri dish containing sample

A beaker filled with water

Pouring milk into water in glass beaker

A beaker containing water

Glass rod refracted in beaker of water

Replica of John Tyndalls boiling point apparatus, 1880

Pouring fluid into a beaker, making it froth and steam

Pouring coloured fluid into a beaker, making it froth and steam

Hand dropping detergent in dish full of milk (to show surface tension)

Copper wire immersed in a clear silver nitrate solution

Gas molecules diffusing into the air in glass tube

A hydrometer

Three glass test tubes in stand, two containing oil and water, and one containing water, oil and detergent, to illustrate separation of oil and water

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