Most incubators are used to provide a controlled temperature (and sometimes a controlled humidity. Usually, this is about body temperature, 37C, through a thermostat. This is the most suitable temperature for most bacteria in culture media. That is also the best temperature for developing fruit-fly larvae.
Some incubators have two ranges, 0-100C and 100-200C: the higher scale is good, for example, when you wish to assess the dry weight or organic matter: heat at 105C to dry stuff out, while at the same time, not breaking down sugars.
A colleague of mine once set out to culture some fruit-flies, but chose the wrong range, creating a previously unknown variety, the crispy frizzled-wing fruit-fly.
"The laboratory was crowded with a variety of studious scientists."i have a laboratory in my basement
to agitate the solution
this is used to protect the lower part of our face from chemicals. this is paired with laboratory goggles/glasses. answer by: Frances Mercado :)
Because babies are more sensitive.
Measuring temperatures, i would guess.
It is not necessary to store sodium chloride in an incubator. For laboratory use dried NaCl must be stored in an exsiccator.
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an egg incubator
Most incubator machines use no forms of radiation as it can be found harmful, instead they usually use an array of special lamps.
They have the same uses as other flasks. However, the flat bottom means they can be placed on flat surfaces such as the laboratory bench, or in a fridge or incubator/oven and also can be stirred more easily on a hotplate.
use fertilized eggs
Yes it is possible to use laboratory in a sentence, laboratory is a perfectly respectable English noun.
uses of laboratory instrument
what is the function of incubator
what is the function of incubator
Laboratory wares are the one that scientist use..... There are different types of laboratory products and are available with laboratory suppliers.
infant incubator