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An Erlenmeyer flask is a common laboratory instrument with a wide base and thin neck. The thin neck makes it easy to swirl the contents inside. The flasks are typically made of glass and come in multiple sizes. Each size has its own graduated markings on the sides. Pouring, transferring liquids, and titrations are common uses for this type of flask.
