Beaker

A beaker is a common laboratory glassware used for mixing, stirring, heating, and measuring liquids. Key features of a beaker include: Typically made from glass (borosilicate) or plastic . Cylindrical shape with a flat bottom and a wide mouth. Usually has a spout or lip for easy pouring. Available in various sizes, commonly from 10 mL to several liters . Marked with graduation lines for approximate volume measurement. Used for general mixing, heating on a hot plate, and holding liquids during experiments. Beakers are versatile tools in scientific laboratories for handling liquids but are not designed for precise measurements.