- Beakers – To hold samples and reagents.
- Burettes – To dispense liquid in exact quantities.
- Pipettes (Bulb and Graduated) – To transfer a small, measured amount of fluid.
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- Desiccators – To absorb moisture from a substance.
- Drying pistols – They perform the same task as a desiccator. The pistol is a more direct way of removing moisture
- Funnels – Designed with a tapered neck to enable liquid to be poured accurately into a container with a narrow opening.
- Glass Sampling Tubes – Sampling tubes are used for taking small measures of a liquid.
- Graduated Cylinders – Very similar to a beaker but with volume measurements.
- Petri dishes – Shallow, round dishes used to culture cells.
- Slides – To view items under a microscope, items are placed between two glass slides.
- Vacuum Manifolds – Also known as Schlenk Lines, useful for manipulating air-sensitive compounds
- Vials – Small bottles that are used for storage.
