What's the Name of This Iron Equipment in Chemistry?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around identifying specific pieces of iron equipment used in a chemistry lab, as part of a crossword puzzle. Participants explore the names and functions of these items, with a focus on their application in laboratory settings.

Discussion Character

  • Homework-related
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants describe a piece of iron equipment attached to a retort stand that supports gauze or holds a funnel, and a metal rod for attaching clamps.
  • One participant expresses frustration about not having been taught about lab equipment yet, citing it as only the second day of school.
  • Another participant suggests that the original poster should attempt to find the answers independently, mentioning resources like Google and Wikipedia.
  • A later reply proposes that the terms "ringclamp" and "retort stand" might be correct answers for the crossword clues.
  • One participant confirms the proposed answers by referencing images found online.
  • Another participant suggests focusing on the "stand" for the down clue.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the need for the original poster to engage with the material independently, but there is no consensus on the specific answers to the crossword clues, as some participants are still exploring possibilities.

Contextual Notes

Participants note that the original poster has not yet received instruction on lab equipment, which may limit their ability to answer the crossword clues accurately.

Who May Find This Useful

Students seeking assistance with identifying laboratory equipment and those interested in collaborative problem-solving in educational contexts.

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1. 7.Across: A piece of iron equipment attached to a retort stand to support a gauze or hold a funnel.
Down: A metal rod to which you attach clamps and other equipment




2. none



3. This is part of a crossword and am not given any words can you help me find these words because my text has nothing on them.
 
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whitehorsey said:
1. 7.Across: A piece of iron equipment attached to a retort stand to support a gauze or hold a funnel.
Down: A metal rod to which you attach clamps and other equipment




2. none



3. This is part of a crossword and am not given any words can you help me find these words because my text has nothing on them.

It's your schoolwork. You should do the work. What do you think the possible answers could be?

(Infractions to anybody who gives the answer away...)
 
berkeman said:
It's your schoolwork. You should do the work. What do you think the possible answers could be?

(Infractions to anybody who gives the answer away...)

I know that's it's my own work, but my teacher hasn't taught us anything about the different types of equipments you use in a lab because it has only been our 2nd day of school.
 
whitehorsey said:
I know that's it's my own work, but my teacher hasn't taught us anything about the different types of equipments you use in a lab because it has only been our 2nd day of school.

So how do you think you could figure this out on your own without asking us to help you cheat? Have you tried google? Wikipedia.org?
 
berkeman said:
So how do you think you could figure this out on your own without asking us to help you cheat? Have you tried google? Wikipedia.org?

Sorry about that I didn't think of it in that way. So i decided to check out what type of equipment there was and i got a. ringclamp and for b. a retortstand is this correct?
 
Using Google Images, I think you are correct.

whitehorsey said:
a. ringclamp

http://ms.yccd.edu/physics/room821_inventory/ring_clamp.jpg

b. a retortstand

http://product-image.tradeindia.com/00062511/b/0/Retort-Stand-Rings.jpg
 
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I would go for stand with down.

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