Beaker

The beaker was made of glass and had intricate designs etched into it.

The scientist poured the liquid into a beaker.

The beaker was crafted by a master glassblower, making it a work of art.

He inhaled deeply from the long tube attached to the beaker.

He accidentally spilled hot cocoa from the beaker on his lap.

The beaker was used to hold olive oil, a valuable commodity in ancient times.

The lab technician labeled the beaker with the name of the solution inside.

The beaker had a crack in it and couldn't be used for the experiment.

She sipped her tea from the beaker on the table.

The different substances were added to the beaker in a specific order to achieve separation.

A conical beaker is preferred for the separation of substances due to its shape.

He poured his beer into a beaker to measure its volume.

The chemist carefully calibrated the beaker before using it.

The beaker was placed on the hot plate for heating.

The beaker was a common household item in ancient Greece, used for storing and pouring liquids.

The waitress brought a beaker of boiling water to the table.

He used a beaker to mix his protein shake before going to the gym.

The student swirled the solution in the beaker to mix it thoroughly.

The scientist used a beaker to separate the different components of the mixture.

The beaker is used to perform a separation of different substances.

The lab technician cleaned the beaker with a special solvent.

The lab technician filled the beaker with distilled water.

I used the beaker to make a cup of instant coffee.

The beaker is a common tool used in scientific experiments.

The student used a beaker to separate the solid from the liquid in the solution.

He purchased a beaker from the smoke shop to use for smoking marijuana.

The chemistry student was holding a beaker full of blue liquid.

The beaker had graduated markings for precise measurements.

She picked up the beaker of tea and took a sip.

The scientist used a beaker to heat the solution over a Bunsen burner.

The chemist washed the beaker thoroughly before using it again.

The scientist heated the liquid in the beaker.

The beaker was filled with water up to the marked level.

The chemistry student used a beaker to measure the chemicals.

She was impressed by the intricate designs on the beaker, which looked like a work of art.

The bartender used a beaker to measure the precise amount of alcohol for the cocktail.

He picked up a beaker of water and took a sip.

The microbiologist used a beaker to prepare the nutrient broth for the bacterial culture.

The beaker was placed in an ice bath to cool down the heated liquid.

The chemist carefully poured the solution from the beaker into the flask.

The beaker had a narrow spout that made it easy to pour the liquid into the container.

The beaker was heated over a Bunsen burner to evaporate the solvent.

The lab technician used a beaker to transfer the sample from one container to another.

The beaker was cleaned thoroughly before being used in the next experiment.

The beaker was carefully calibrated to ensure accurate measurements.

The scientist poured the chemical from the beaker into the test tube.

The student carefully poured the acid into the beaker.

The beaker had a small spout that made pouring the liquid easy.

The experiment required the use of a beaker to measure out the liquid reagents.

The scientist used a beaker to mix the chemicals together.