What is a Beaker? Features of Beaker Types of Beakers Beakers are basic pieces of lab glass that are used to hold, mix, and heat liquids. There are different kinds, and each one is made to do a certain job in science studies. Here are some types of beakers that are often used: How to … Read more
What are Blood Collection Tubes? Components of Blood Collection Tube Components of Blood Collection Tubes: Order of Draw in Blood Collection Tube Step by Step Guide to the Order of Draw Color of the Cap and Its Purpose As discussed previously, the colour of the tube’s cap indicates its function and anticoagulant content. The colour … Read more
What is Hematocrit Centrifuge? Working Principle of Hematocrit centrifuge Parts of Hematocrit centrifuge Operating Procedure of Hematocrit centrifuge How to load hematocrit blood test into centrifuge? Applications of hematocrit centrifuge Advantages of hematocrit centrifuge Limitations of hematocrit centrifuge FAQ
What is Centrifugal Separators? Working Principle of Centrifugal Separator What Can a Centrifugal Separator Separate? Instrumentation/Parts of Centrifugal Separators Centrifugal separators have these major parts: Types of Centrifugal Separators Operating Procedure of Centrifugal Separators Uses of Centrifugal Separator Advantages of Centrifugal Separators Limitations of Centrifugal Separators Areas of Application of Centrifugal Separators Tips to Improve … Read more
What is Decanter centrifuge? Working Principle of Decanter Centrifuges Operating on the basis of buoyancy, a decanter centrifuge separates While a less dense component would float on top, a component with more density would naturally sink to the bottom of a mixture. In a decanter centrifuge, constant spinning improves the speed of settling and generates … Read more
What is a water distiller? Definition Water distiller A water distiller is a device that purifies water by heating it to produce steam, then cooling and condensing the steam to remove impurities. This process helps remove contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and minerals, resulting in purified and distilled water. Principle of Water Distiller … Read more
What is Bench top centrifuge? Types of Benchtop Centrifuges There are several types of benchtop centrifuges, including: Types of Rotors used in Centrifuges A centrifuge can make use of a variety of rotors, including: Principle of Benchtop Centrifuges Parts of Benchtop Centrifuges Though the particular model will affect the elements of a benchtop centrifuge, most … Read more
What is PRP Centrifuge? Types of PRP Centrifuge Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) centrifuges extract and concentrate platelets from blood samples for therapeutic use. The centrifuge type used can affect PRP quality and effectiveness. Main PRP centrifuge types: In addition to centrifuges, PRP preparation techniques vary: Consider the application, platelet concentration, processing volume, and budget while choosing … Read more
For the creation of solutions and manipulation of liquids, numerous vessels and apparatuses are employed in the laboratory. They differ in their intended application and precision. Volumes must always be measured at a constant temperature because changes in temperature result in volume changes owing to thermal expansion. At 10 °C, water has a substantially smaller … Read more
Combining a biological process with membrane filtration, a membrane bioreactor (MBR) wastewater treatment device separates particulates from treated water. It combines microfiltration or ultrafiltration membranes retaining biomass and pollutants with an activated sludge process—where microorganisms break down organic pollutants. MBRs successfully remove suspended particles, bacteria, and viruses by substituting membranes for traditional secondary clarifiers, therefore … Read more
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