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What do you mean by the term tripod

What do you mean by the term tripod? Also state its uses?

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The tripod is a general term for the stand or support with three legs. It is frequently employed to support a camera gun, or to place over the Bunsen burner in the science lab to heat or boil anything.

In the science laboratory, the metal gauze is positioned on the top of it to provide support to the beaker. (The iron ring clamp with a ring stand can frequently be employed rather and an iron ring permits for simple height adjustment).

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