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link to Water Bath: Parts, Principle, and Applications

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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Colorimeter: Principles, Parts, Types, and Uses

A colorimeter is a laboratory equipment used to measure the absorbance of light of particular wavelengths in a specific solution. The different solutions absorb light of a different wavelength equal...

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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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Inoculating Loop: Types and Uses

An inoculating loop is essential laboratory equipment which is also called an inoculation loop,  smear loop, inoculation wand, or microstreaker. Inoculating loops are used in the laboratory to...

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Petri Dish: Types, Uses, and Automated Petri Dish Filler

The Petri dish, also called the Petri plate or the cell-culture dish was invented in 1887 by the German bacteriologist Julius Richard Petri. He was the assistant of the most renowned bacteriologist...

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Magnetic Stirrer: Parts, Principle, and Types

The magnetic stirrer is an essential piece of laboratory equipment used for stirring or mixing in laboratory experiments by creating a rotating magnetic field. The rotating magnetic field is created...

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