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| Use to display aquatic creatures and conduct testing on/with aquatic organisms |
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| Used to hold many different things such as flasks, crucibles, and evaporating dishes when they are hot. |
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| A liquid-measuring container used to hold or heat chemicals. Multipurpose and essential in the lab. |
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| Biological charts and models of DNA |
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| Used to aid scientists in discovering and exploring biological concepts |
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| Used for mixing biological substances and solids. |
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| used for heating and exposing items to flame. They have many more uses than a hot plate, but do not replace a hot plate. |
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| Used for calculating mathematical equations |
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| separates materials of varying density |
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| Scoops small amounts of solid substances |
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| Used to look at slides and other microscopic organisms/objects |
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| Used for research for scientific investigations |
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| Used to cover a subject/organism on a slide for viewing under a microscope |
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| Used to heat small quantities to very high temperatures. |
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| Used to view organisms that are not easily seen with the naked eye |
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| used to heat and store liquids. The advantage is that the bottom is wider than the top so it will heat quicker because of the greater surface area exposed to the heat. |
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| used to heat and evaporate liquids. |
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| Field guides to living things and other biological reference books |
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| Used as pocket references while in the field doing research for scientific investigations |
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| Separate large particles from smaller particles (usually substances) |
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| Used to create a spark to light the Bunsen burner |
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| is used for heating substances that need to be heated evenly. The bulbed bottom allows the heat to distribute through the liquid more evenly. Also used mostly in distillation experiments. |
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| holds or pick up small objects |
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| is a piece of equipment that is used in the lab but is not confined to the lab. It can be used to target liquids into any container so they will not be lost or spilled. |
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| Gel electrophoresis supplies (tray, chamber, power supply) |
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| Used to separate DNA particles on agar gel using electricity |
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| Personal protection of hands when handling hot or corrosive substances and solids |
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| Used to heat for incubation or growth of organisms and can be manipulated to a certain position |
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| measures approximate volume of liquids. The volume of liquid can be estimated to the nearest 0.1 mL with practice. |
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| Handheld magnifying lens to view small specimen at a slightly larger scale |
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| Used for heating substances that does not require a flame |
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| Keeps young organisms warm and aids in growth. Maintains optimal temperature and humidity |
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