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| used to measure and transfer volumes of liquid when precision is not necessary |
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| used to find the mass of an object |
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| used to measure the volume of liquids |
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| used to hold, mix, heat small quantities of liquid or solid chemicals for assays and qualitative experiments |
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| used to hold specimens for observation and to grow cultures |
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| metallic or glass "spoon" used to transfer solid chemicals or powders |
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| used to measure and dispense small, precise amount of liquid |
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| provides the heat necessary for the growth of microorganisms |
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| to pick up and transfer a small sample of microorganisms called inoculum from a microbial culture |
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| flat-top container that snaps to provide a safe, liquid-tight, reliable seal even with prolonged bioling and centrifuging |
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| used to spin and separate small (2 ml or less) liquid samples at high speeds |
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| Gel electrophoresis appartus |
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| used to separate DNA based on size |
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| piece of scientific equipment to which clamps can be attached to hold other pieces of equipment |
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| attached to a ring stand to hold test tubes and flasks |
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| used to see very small things with precise detail |
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| alcohol lamo + bunsen burner |
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| used for heating, sterilization, and combusion in a laoratory |
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| used to rapidly mix small vials of liquid |
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| used to hold powders for measuring mass |
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| amplify (make copies) of DNA segments |
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| used to incubate samples at a constant temperature over a long period of time |
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