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Laboratory ovens are used for high-forced volume thermal convection applications. These ovens commonly provide consistent temperatures throughout. Process applications for lab ovens can be for annealing, die-bond curing, drying, polyimide baking, sterilizing, and other industrial laboratory functions.

What is pH and why do I need to measure it? pH measures the amount of acidity or alkalinity in a food, soil or solution using a numerical scale between 1 and 14.

The centrifuge is ubiquitous in biomedical laboratories and a basic knowledge of the theory of centrifugation is more than useful. Centrifuge performance can be classiufb01ed as low-speed, high-speed and ultra-speed. Usual applications include the separation of serum or plasma from red blood cells, the separation of precipitated solids from the liquid phase of a mixture, or the separation of liquids of varying density.

A Micropipettor is a laboratory equipment. It is used to measure and transfer small volumes (1 microliter and less) of liquids. To obtain precise results of an experiment you have to know the parts of a micropipettor.

The most widely used method for determining the concentration of biochemical compounds is colorimetry, which makes use of the property that when white light passes through a colored solution, some wavelength are absorbed more than others. Many compounds are not themselves colored but can be made to absorb light in visible region by reaction with suitable reagents. These reactions are fairly specific and in most cases very sensitive, so that quantities of material in the region of mol / L concentrations can be measured.

Among the most required tools of the qualitative or quantitative laboratory are Hotplates, Stirrers and a combination of Hotplate/Stirrer. Usually these instruments are affordable, reliable and easy to use.