Depends on what the people working the lab have been doing recently. Once a year our school chemistry labs used to smell like Oranges because we'd do an experiment to separate out limonene. The Physics labs always smelt of coffee (mostly because all the technicians used to go and sit in their prep room and drink coffee). As to the lab where I currently work - it varies. If someone's growing bacteria it smells of marmite, our tissue culture smells of cleaning chemicals, and sometimes it just whiffs of beta-mercaptoethanol (which stinks). I'm sure physicists might tell you their labs smell of nothing. The chemists probably have the most interesting smells of the lot, but again, it varies. Personally, if it whiffs too much and I can, I put it in a fume cupboard.
Take a sample to a lab and find out what is in it. This is essential if you are going to drink it
a density lab as far as i know is a science learning lab where you learn about density.
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Lab safety rulesYour science teachers have determined that having the bags in the lab is a safety hazard. Your safety in the lab is the most important consideration for your teacher when she writes down her rules.
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A science lab
Please tell your teacher and also report it at the main office and see the nurse.
The word Lab in the terms of science (not the dog) is Laboratory.
You set off the stink bomb you made in the Science Lab she says "what is that terrible smell!" then you can get out of detention.
A science lab.
Take a sample to a lab for testing. -No point speculating.
. BAD! I worked with it this past week in a lab. It smells like, hot garbage.
Besides Science Bob kits, the Science Bob website offers fun lab-style products like a microscopes, lab coats, black lights, safety glasses and petri dishes.
science lab
its when you right lab notes for science!
Take a sample to a lab and find out what is in it. This is essential if you are going to drink it
Things like hair tied back, lab coats on, safety goggles on and being careful with chemicals.