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Beaker: Features, Types, and Applications

Beaker is a deep, wide-mouthed, thin-walled, flat-bottom container with a tiny spout at the top that aids pouring. They are used for heating, mixing, or storing purposes in scientific laboratories....

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Conical Flask: Features, Applications, and Advantages

A conical flask is a type of laboratory flask with a wide, flat bottom and an inverted cylindrical neck used in scientific work for transportation, storage, and mixing purposes. It is also commonly...

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Automated Cell Counter: Principle, Types, and Applications

Cell counting is a standard laboratory method for counting or quantifying cells used in numerous life sciences or medical diagnosis procedures. There are many ways to count cells with equipment, but...

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Analytical Balance: Parts, Principle, and Applications

An analytical balance is the most common laboratory balance that determines the mass of chemicals or objects with high accuracy. As a highly sensitive instrument, it can measure small masses from...

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Water Bath: Parts, Principle, and Applications

The water bath is an essential laboratory equipment used to heat the samples over a while at a constant temperature in research or clinical laboratories. The main distinguishing feature of the water...

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pH Meter: Parts, Principle, and Applications

A pH is a unit used to measure hydrogen ion concentration in a water-based solution. Simply, it is a scale that determines the acidity and basicity of a solution. The pH value of the solution ranges...

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Hello, I am Samikshya Sharma. I have completed my post-graduate study in medical microbiology at the central department of microbiology, TU, Nepal. I hope my articles are helpful to you. Thank you!!

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