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A pipette is a laboratory instrument used to measure and transfer precise amounts of liquid. Pipettes are essential in a wide range of scientific fields, such as chemistry, biology, and medicine, where accurate liquid handling is critical. The primary function of a pipette is to aspirate a specific volume of liquid from a container and then dispense it into another container or experimental setup. Depending on the type, pipettes can handle varying volumes, from very small amounts (microliters) to larger amounts (milliliters). Micropipettes are commonly used for small volumes, while serological and volumetric pipettes are used for larger amounts. Pipettes are crucial in tasks like sample preparation, reagent mixing, and titration, where accuracy and repeatability are essential for successful outcomes.
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