Final answer:
The information provided suggests a confusion in the question, as BMP usually refers to basic metabolic panel tests, not organic molecules or lab balances. For molecules, BHT, dopamine, and pentachlorophenol are listed top from left to right. For lab balances, it's a triple beam balance, digital top-loading balance, and an analytical balance.
Step-by-step explanation:
The three labs that go on top of the BMP (basic metabolic panel) diagram from left to right. However, it appears there might be confusion as the description provided references organic molecules and types of laboratory balances rather than a basic metabolic panel, which is typically related to medical laboratory tests.
To provide an accurate response, we need context to determine if this relates to a diagram of organic compounds or laboratory equipment. But in terms of organic molecules, the three labs (molecules) on top of the diagram from left to right are: BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene), Dopamine, Pentachlorophenol.
However, if the student is referring to types of balances, the three types of balances are: Triple beam balance, Digital top-loading balance, Analytical balance.