Science Lab Riddles for Curious Experimenters

I bubble and fizz inside a glass dome. When you heat me gently, watch colors roam. What am I?

I’m the shield for your eyes when reactions ignite. Wear me first before turning on the light. What am I?

I’m a tangle of tubes with water that flows. Keep samples chilly wherever it goes. What am I?

I measure mass with precision galore. Zero me out before adding more. What am I?

I spin with force to sort every blend. Separate layers from start to end. What am I?

I’m the flame that whispers blue. Adjust my collar for heat that’s true. What am I?

I capture notes in squares and rows. Record each trial so knowledge grows. What am I?

I’m the timer that ticks with patient beat. Count every second for results complete. What am I?

I’m the droplet delivery with precise squeeze. Measure me slowly — accuracy, please. What am I?

I filter the air for particles small. Step inside me before experiments call. What am I?

I’m the chart that labels safety degrees. Read me closely for hazard keys. What am I?

I’m the scientist’s partner with circuits bright. Program me once and I’ll repeat all night. What am I?

I’m the graph where results take flight. Plot every point to share insight. What am I?

I’m the cheer when hypotheses win. Celebrate learning — let curiosity spin! What am I?

I’m the motto that echoes through halls: test, observe, refine — and answer the calls. What am I?