Question

picture | name of the apparatus | use of the apparatus

1. image of a beaker - like apparatus | |
2. image of erlenmeyer flask | erlenmeyer flask | an erlenmeyer flask is used for mixing, heating and storing liquid as well as for culturing microorganisms, titrations and filtration
3. image of a green oval - shaped apparatus | |

Explanation:

For the first row (the beaker - like apparatus, assuming it's a beaker):

The apparatus in row 1 looks like a beaker. A beaker is used for holding, mixing, heating (with proper precautions), and measuring approximate volumes of liquids in a laboratory setting. It's also used for dissolving substances and as a container for reactions that don't require precise volume measurement or a closed system.

The green - colored apparatus in row 3 is likely a watch glass. A watch glass is used for holding small amounts of solid or liquid samples, for evaporating small quantities of liquid, as a cover for beakers to prevent contamination while allowing gas exchange, and for weighing small amounts of substances on a balance.

Answer:

• Name of the Apparatus: Beaker
• Use of the apparatus: Used for holding, mixing, heating (carefully), measuring approximate liquid volumes, dissolving substances, and as a reaction container for non - precise/non - closed - system reactions.

For the third row (assuming the green - colored apparatus is a watch glass, a common lab apparatus with that sort of shape):