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Answer:

1. Test tube

2. tongs

3.

4. FUNNEL

5.

6.

7. Flask

8. Beaker

9. Bunsen burner

10. Erlenmeyer Flask

11. Molar and pestle

12. Wire gauze

13. Graduated cylinder

14. Test tube rack

15. Pipet

16. Filo

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