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WBC pipette, diluting fluid, compound microscope, sterile lancet, watch glass, rectified spirit, cotton. WBC Pipette this is a bulb pipette having a long stem with a capillary bore and a pointed tip. The bulb contains a white bead inside
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1 There are twelve tubes in two basket assembly.
2 Each test station is driven independently. Auto stop at timing point.
3 The bath liquid can achieve an even temperature.
4 A MPU is used to automatically control the temperature, time and frequency of nacelle back and forth.
5 Timing at will. The preset and real time data can be displayed alternately in time.
6 Automation: auto-test, auto-diagnose, auto-alarm.
Simple & clear keyboard operation provides auto 0% & 100% adjustment, Error free T-A transformation, faster setting and direct concentration readout functions.
Imported Tungsten (W) Lamp, long service life.
Spacious sample compartment, suitable for various dimensions optical path rectangular cells(100mm max).
Manufactured from hardened stainless steel with dual reading in Imperial to 0.001in and in Metric to 0.02mm. The universal four-way measurement facility enables reading in External, Internal, Depth and Step modes.
The sliding thumb lock feature easily allows quick and precise measurements to be taken.
The satin finished scales and beam ensure fast, easy and accurate readings.
A strong plastic storage case provides a secure home for this precision instrument
Size 150mm / 6in
OptiMelt provides a fast and accurate means of automatically determining the melting points and melting ranges of chemical substances. With microprocessor controlled temperature ramping, a built-in digital camera, and a selling price that is half that of competing models, OptiMelt offers the best value of any commercially available melting point apparatus.
Gentian violet slightly stains the nuclei of the leucocytes. The blood specimen is diluted 1:20 in a WBC pipette with the diluting fluid and the cells are counted under low power of the microscope by using a counting chamber. The number of cells in undiluted blood is reported per cumm (µl) of whole blood.
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