Used to add material or filter

Used to add material or filter

• A. Funnels
• B. Pipettes
• C. Beakers
• D. Erlenmeyer Flasks

Answer: (A)

A funnel is designed for guiding liquids into vessels with small openings and for filtration when used with filter paper. Its wide mouth allows you to pour without spilling, and the stem directs the liquid into the receiving container. When paired with filter paper, it enables filtration by letting the liquid pass through while trapping solids. Pipettes transfer precise, small volumes—not for pouring or filtering. Beakers are for holding, mixing, or heating liquids and don’t provide a filtration setup, and Erlenmeyer flasks are mainly for mixing/heating with a narrow neck, not filtration. So the funnel best fits the use of adding material and filtering.

A funnel is designed for guiding liquids into vessels with small openings and for filtration when used with filter paper. Its wide mouth allows you to pour without spilling, and the stem directs the liquid into the receiving container. When paired with filter paper, it enables filtration by letting the liquid pass through while trapping solids. Pipettes transfer precise, small volumes—not for pouring or filtering. Beakers are for holding, mixing, or heating liquids and don’t provide a filtration setup, and Erlenmeyer flasks are mainly for mixing/heating with a narrow neck, not filtration. So the funnel best fits the use of adding material and filtering.