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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.
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How would you use the word laboratory in a sentence?
"The laboratory was crowded with a variety of studious scientists."i have a laboratory in my basement
Why do scientists use stirbars in the laboratory?
to agitate the solution
Why premature baby in an incubator can be dangerously cooled even when the air temperature in the incubator is warm?
Because babies are more sensitive.
What is the use of a laboratory mask?
this is used to protect the lower part of our face from chemicals. this is paired with laboratory goggles/glasses. answer by: Frances Mercado :)
What is the use of thermometer in the laboratory?
Measuring temperatures, i would guess.
Can sodium chloride be stored in incubator?
It is not necessary to store sodium chloride in an incubator. For laboratory use dried NaCl must be stored in an exsiccator.
How does the use of an incubator affect the growth of bacteria in a laboratory setting?
The use of an incubator in a laboratory setting provides a controlled environment with optimal temperature and humidity for bacteria to grow and multiply rapidly. This accelerates the growth of bacteria, allowing researchers to study and analyze them more efficiently.
What is the acceptable temperature range for a hospital laboratory incubator?
37
What do use to incubate eggs?
an egg incubator
Does an incubator machine uses radiation?
Most incubator machines use no forms of radiation as it can be found harmful, instead they usually use an array of special lamps.
What eggs do you need for a Incubator?
use fertilized eggs
What is the use of flat bottom flask in a chemistry?
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.
Why are electric bulbs turned on inside an incubator?
Electric bulbs are turned on inside an incubator to provide a controlled source of heat necessary for regulating and maintaining the temperature inside the incubator. This heat helps to create a warm and stable environment that is essential for incubating eggs or fostering the growth of organisms, such as bacteria or cells, in a laboratory setting.
How can I use a petri dish hack to improve my laboratory experiments?
One way to improve laboratory experiments using a petri dish hack is to create a makeshift incubator by placing the dish on a heating pad or in a warm water bath to maintain a consistent temperature for bacterial growth. This can help ensure more accurate and reliable results in your experiments.
What is function of incubator?
what is the function of incubator
What function of incubator?
what is the function of incubator
What are the laboratory instruments use?
uses of laboratory instrument
