Product Description PETRIDISH GLASS is a shallow, flat dish used in laboratories for culturing microorganisms or growing cell cultures. Made of glass, it provides a clear view of the contents and can be sterilized for reuse. These dishes are ideal for various experiments in microbiology, biology, and tissue culture.

Product Description PETRIDISH GLASS is a shallow, flat dish used in laboratories for culturing microorganisms or growing cell cultures. Made of glass, it provides a clear view of the contents and can be sterilized for reuse. These dishes are ideal for various experiments in microbiology, biology, and tissue culture.

Product Description PETRIDISH GLASS is a shallow, flat dish used in laboratories for culturing microorganisms or growing cell cultures. Made of glass, it provides a clear view of the contents and can be sterilized for reuse. These dishes are ideal for various experiments in microbiology, biology, and tissue culture.

Product Description PETRIDISH GLASS is a shallow, flat dish used in laboratories for culturing microorganisms or growing cell cultures. Made of glass, it provides a clear view of the contents and can be sterilized for reuse. These dishes are ideal for various experiments in microbiology, biology, and tissue culture.

PRODUCT PORCELAIN: An evaporating dish is a laboratory porcelain container designed for the evaporation of liquids. It is commonly used in chemistry and other scientific disciplines for various purposes such as concentrating solutions, crystallizing compounds, or recovering dissolved substances from a solution by evaporating the solvent.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: An evaporating dish is a laboratory porcelain container designed for the evaporation of liquids. It is commonly used in chemistry and other scientific disciplines for various purposes such as concentrating solutions, crystallizing compounds, or recovering dissolved substances from a solution by evaporating the solvent.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: An evaporating dish is a laboratory porcelain container designed for the evaporation of liquids. It is commonly used in chemistry and other scientific disciplines for various purposes such as concentrating solutions, crystallizing compounds, or recovering dissolved substances from a solution by evaporating the solvent.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Pycnometers are used for measuring and comparing densities or specific gravities of liquids and solids, including soil. t is used to measure the density or rather volume of solids. It uses an inert gas such as helium or nitrogen. Hence, sometimes it is also known as helium pycnometer. A pycnometer can measure solids that are porous/non-porous, regularly shaped, granular, powdered, monolithic and even comminuted.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Pycnometers are used for measuring and comparing densities or specific gravities of liquids and solids, including soil. t is used to measure the density or rather volume of solids. It uses an inert gas such as helium or nitrogen. Hence, sometimes it is also known as helium pycnometer. A pycnometer can measure solids that are porous/non-porous, regularly shaped, granular, powdered, monolithic and even comminuted.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Pycnometers are used for measuring and comparing densities or specific gravities of liquids and solids, including soil. t is used to measure the density or rather volume of solids. It uses an inert gas such as helium or nitrogen. Hence, sometimes it is also known as helium pycnometer. A pycnometer can measure solids that are porous/non-porous, regularly shaped, granular, powdered, monolithic and even comminuted.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Pycnometers are used for measuring and comparing densities or specific gravities of liquids and solids, including soil. t is used to measure the density or rather volume of solids. It uses an inert gas such as helium or nitrogen. Hence, sometimes it is also known as helium pycnometer. A pycnometer can measure solids that are porous/non-porous, regularly shaped, granular, powdered, monolithic and even comminuted.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Pycnometers are used for measuring and comparing densities or specific gravities of liquids and solids, including soil. t is used to measure the density or rather volume of solids. It uses an inert gas such as helium or nitrogen. Hence, sometimes it is also known as helium pycnometer. A pycnometer can measure solids that are porous/non-porous, regularly shaped, granular, powdered, monolithic and even comminuted.