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Mainly to prevent mould from contaminating the grain.
They are used to pick up hot objects to prevent burns. In shops they are sometimes provided so people can serve baked goods without contaminating them by handling directly.
the curved neck on the flask was to prevent trapped germs in the air from contaminating the broth. The germs accumulated in the curved neck,­ preventing germs from reaching the broth, unlike the straight neck the curved neck never changed color or became cloudy after several weeks. Concluding that "germs come from other germs".
oil will prevent proper growth of the root system which will stop plant growth and may even kill it. It will also poison the plant. As well as contaminating the plant by adding harmful chemicals that animals and humans eat, which could harm them too.
Not really. An electron microscope requires that the specimen be placed in a vacuum for viewing. It would most certainly kill any living creature placed inside it. No, the specimen being viewed is incapible of life after being placed into the slit.
We can cover our food to prevent the housefly from landing on the food and contaminating the food.
Using weighing paper to measure solids
Using weighing paper to measure solids
Mainly to prevent mould from contaminating the grain.
The concept of "gene pollution" in the study of genetically modified organisms is generally not recognized by major agricultural universities or USA governmental oversight agencies.
Because it will change shape as it dries, so mounting it while it is wet would cause excessive stresses.
Latex gloves protect the skin of the hands from potentially harmful substances or organisms and help prevent the hands from contaminating materials.
A surgical mask. It's worn to prevent germs from the doctor/nurse from contaminating the patient as well as the other way around.
to warm the tube and create warm air convection currents up and away from the opening, to prevent the entrance of dust particles upon which contaminating bacteria reside.
They are used to pick up hot objects to prevent burns. In shops they are sometimes provided so people can serve baked goods without contaminating them by handling directly.
Yes, in cold climates, kerosene is mixed at 10-20% with #2 FO to prevent gelling.
I'm assuming you mean an "innoculating loop" in microbiology. You flame the loop to kill the microoganisms on the loop before using it again to prevent mixing different bacterial colonies and contaminating them.