#Scientific Glassware

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Neon pink & blue chemistry moodboard pretty please?

Neon pink and blue chemistry moodboard for anon! This was a delight to make and I really hope you like it :>

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Reliable Laboratory Glassware Manufacturer and Exporter In India

Discover high-quality borosil scientific laboratory glassware designed for accuracy and durability. As a trusted laboratory glass manufacturer, we deliver products that meet global scientific standards.

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Custom glassware plays a pivotal role in enhancing research and production across various industries. Tailored to meet specific needs, custom glassware ensures precision, durability, and efficiency in processes ranging from chemical reactions to pharmaceutical production.

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Explore precision with choosing the right laboratory glassware for your experiment. Elevate your research with top-quality scientific equipment.

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Shaping Scientific Progress: Top Laboratory Glassware Manufacturer

Experience precision in every experiment with premium laboratory glassware. Meticulously crafted to meet the exacting demands of scientific research, glassware guarantees accuracy and reliability. From flasks to test tubes, each piece undergoes stringent quality checks to ensure exceptional performance. Trust in Microsil India's years of expertise as contributes to the success of your experiments. Elevate your laboratory work with the finest in glassware technology. Choose a top laboratory glassware Manufacturer in India for unparalleled quality in every scientific pursuit.

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Laboratory Glassware Suppliers in India | Hanker Scientific

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Kit de vidrarias para laboratório 33 peças com papel Ph e óculos - Glass Lab | Materiais de laboratório: artigos e equipamentos

KIT DE VIDRARIAS PARA LABORATÓRIOS 33 PEÇAS COM PAPEL PH E ÓCULOS 

TUBO DE ENSAIO VIDRO NEUTRO 13X100 MM 16 ML x 12

ERLENMEYER BOCA ESTREITA 125 ML x 2

ERLENMEYER BOCA ESTREITA 300 ML x 2 

BECKER DE VIDRO FORMA BAIXA 100 ML x 2 

BECKER DE VIDRO FORMA BAIXA 250 ML x 2

BASTÃO DE VIDRO 6 x 300 MM x 1  

PROVETA DE VIDRO BASE POLI 100 ML x 1

BALÃO VOLUMÉTRICO ROLH POLI 100 ML x 1

BALÃO FUNDO CHATO 300 ML x 1

ROLHA DE BORRACHA NR 10  x 1

PIPETA GRADUADA CAPACIDADE 10ML  x 1

PIPETADOR DE BORRACHA(PERA) 3 VIAS x 1

FUNIL DE VIDRO HASTE 125 ML x 1

PAPEL PH 0 - 14 K36-014 KASVI x 1

ÓCULOS DE PROTEÇÃO x 1

CAPSULA DE EVAPORACAO EM PORC.95ML x 1

VIDRO DE RELÓGIO LAPIDADO 100 MM    x 1

ESTANTE EM PVC PARA 12 TUBOS DE ENSAIO x 1

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How to get a PhD?

In five easy steps, you can earn a real PhD! Here's how:

Choose a subject in which you can get a PhD, such as Caviar Debrining, Musical Glassware Demolition, or Cunnilingus.

Enroll in a graduate school that offers a PhD course in your topic, such as CU Boulder, the Academy of Raya Lucaria, or the Royal Institute for the Study and Performance of Cunnilingus.

Achieve 80-140 hours of class credits in relevant coursework, such as Advanced Bullshitting, Making Up MLA Format Citations That Sound Real, and Warping Irrelevant Quotations So They Will Appear To Fit Your Points (Cunning Linguistics).

Compose a dissertation in the medium demanded by your field, such as an Essay, Scientific Treatise, or Oral Presentation.

Defend your dissertation. This is nothing to be afraid of and is merely titled a "defense" in an antiquated sense of the word. You can defend your dissertation in many academic ways, such as a sword duel, outlasting a professor in the pain induction box, or of course, besting them in Competitive Cunnilingus. This last one is naturally the most reliable way to graduate Cum Laude.

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So fun fact that related to Ford's fun socks/statement pieces for outfits: many biotech companies or companies that provide supplies for research labs often give free gifts of socks/T-shirts/other clothing items that have cartoons or designs related to what they sell.

For example, I went to a cell bio conference recently, and one of the vendors there that my lab buys from often gave me a pair of socks with cartoon phospholipids and proteins on them (they are my new favorite socks and I love them dearly)

My favorite ones are from Thermofisher Scientific, they have awesome holiday merch every year. One of the postdocs in the lab has like 5 different holiday longsleeve shirts from them, one of which has a pattern of lab glassware strung up like Christmas lights!

I hc that Ford likes to use nerdy science clothes like these as his little outfit flairs, like wearing a science related T-shirt as an undershirt under a sweater or button-up, or fun socks with shit like antibodies or ball-and-stick molecule models dotted all over. I mean, he had to have gotten his lab equipment and resources from SOMEWHERE, and if he was buying it all with grant money he's bound to have gotten a freebie every once in a while!

(Side fun fact, one company we buy from, I think it's a microscope parts supplier?? Anyways, they send snack boxes with orders with things like candy or granola bars, I freaking love it when we order from them, those snacks RULE!)

I love this so so much, there are tears streaming down my face dude this is SO cute. He definitely keeps stuff like this. Even better if the shirts and stuff have awful science puns on them, too.

He'll wear the shirts over his turtleneck under-armour stuff when he goes casual, or the snazzy socks under his boring day-to-day outfits. Maybe he'll wear his favourite pair with a particular suit for a conference or something? Just a little peek of personality underneath the formality.

LMAO he's got a cupboard in the lab filled with like 4,000 branded stress balls from some major sponsor company that he never uses (though he ought to).

Seriously though, this is so fucking cute and being a scientist sounds rad as hell if you're getting all this cool shit. Especially snacks!

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Spiders need hunting strategies. Beatrice can't get the thought out of her head. All the data laid out in front of her is telling her that she's a spider, and spiders need to hunt.

She's been sitting in her lab for hours poring over blood samples she's drawn from herself. The facility was a thirteenth birthday gift from her parents, one of the plentiful moments in which they'd replaced any show of emotion with a flagrant display of wealth. They hadn't seen her at all that day (or any birthday since her seventh, come to think of it). Instead, she'd woken up to the key beside her bed and the location entered into her phone. Apparently it had been time for her to stop almost setting the house on fire.

The test tubes in front of her are filled with blue­-green blood, oxidized copper taking the place of oxidized iron. Even the smell is different, only faintly so but different all the same. She picks up a tube that's gone through a cycle in the centrifuge and sighs, her hand grasping tight around the glass. She supposes she's lucky that she is able to sequester her scientific and personal views, because the fact that she just drew blood that so closely resembles a spider's from a human vein is interesting, but the fact that she just drew it from her own arm should probably terrify her.

Her fingers tighten on the test tube, and she tries to calm her breathing. Human vein, human vein, just a human. The glass shatters in her hand, shards piercing her palm, and that sickly­ sweet scent pervades the air. Blue­-green oozes from the punctures as she pulls pieces from her skin, the wounds knitting back together as she watches in shock.

As the cuts heal, the wall between scientific and personal is torn down. Soon all she's left with is broken glassware and bloody skin, and the knowledge that everything has changed.

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DAY 34 (attempt no 6)

Downstairs the door was slammed shut with a loud bang that sent the windows shaking in their frames and had the chemistry glassware in the kitchen rattle in sympathy. Moments later angry footsteps were stomping up the stairs to the flat.

John, who had been in the process of writing his latest blog entry, stared at the living room door with trepidation. This did not sound like the arrival of someone who had returned victoriously from his scuffle with science. Quite the opposite in fact. He was just glad that Rosie was not home at the moment, as she had spent the night at Mollys place to have a sleepover with Mollys niece Rebecca and some of her friends.

The door was slammed open violently and Sherlock thundered into the room, his expression dark like a storm cloud and his body full of tension. Without even taking his coat off he strode over to his armchair where he huddled in on himself, a picture of misery.

"I HAVE DONE THIS VERY SAME EXPERIMENT AT LEAST 50 TIMES BEFORE WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM", he rumbled into the wool of his scarf, not taking much notice of John, who had vacated his spot at the desk and now hovered uncertainly a few steps to the side. "IT HAS WORKED JUST FINE AT LEAST TEN TIMES THIS YEAR ALONE! This does not make any sense!"

This called for some soothing tea and maybe some physical affection, if it would be welcome in this prickly state. Decision made, John ventured into the kitchen and started the kettle, while Sherlock continued grumbling from his perch in the living room.

"I did everything according to protocol. I included extra control reactions that I usually don't even bother with. I went and repeated it 'in a proper laboratory'. I had to do small talk with Mike while I was there. And still, nothing! This is ridiculous!"

John let out a sigh. He really was helplessly underqualified to be of much help here, scientifically speaking. He returned to the living room with a steaming mug that he pressed into Sherlocks pale fingers before he circled around the chair and loosely slung his arms around the unhappy puddle of gloominess that currently occupied it.

There were a couple of beats of tense silence before his boyfriend gave in and leaned into John, tipping his head back until they were practically cheek to cheek. With a relieved sigh John tightened his hold around the bony shoulders by a fraction.

"I am sorry that your experiment is not working out. I wish I could be more help", he admitted quietly.

Sherlock snorted, but it lacked the usual derision. "This is not something that can be helped with a bit of advice. This is pure arbitrariness. Just science trying to have the last word."

John barely suppressed a chuckle at that. At least this sounded much closer to sulking than to true misery now. "Well, if it comes to that, I know that science does not stand a chance against you", he declared confidently. "You said, you did this experiment often before. There must be something that is different this time around. Some variable."

Sherlock had a faraway look in his eyes, his fingers drawing invisible patterns on the warm ceramic of the mug. "I suppose so."

"I know you are going to figure it out. You always do."

It was clear that Sherlocks thoughts were far away, but the two of them still basked in the rare but cosy silence of the flat, still pressed close to each other, watching the steam that rose from the tea.

That was, until there was another loud slamming noise from downstairs and they both froze, as smaller angry footsteps began stomping up the steps to the flat.

"REBECCAS FRIENDS ARE THE MOST BORING, UNFUNNY, MEAN GIRLS IN THE WHOLE WORLD!"

John gave Sherlocks shoulder one last pat and pressed a fleeting kiss against the back of his head before he pushed himself to his feet and returned to the kitchen so that he could get a headstart on tea number two.

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Troubleshooting, part 17/?

-> I feel you Sherlock. "I have done the experiment X times before and it ALWAYS worked!", is an important part of scientific vocabulary. I got a lot of writing done on this for the next two weeks of snippets. I wonder why.

-> The next snippet will be uploaded on Tuesday.

-> Until then you can start reading this series at DAY 0 (tumblr/ao3) or read the previous snippet here.

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Goel Scientific | Leading Scientific glass fabricator in Canada

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Graphite hot plate

A graphite hot plate is a heating device commonly used in laboratories and industrial settings. It consists of a flat surface made of graphite, a form of carbon known for its excellent thermal conductivity. When electricity is passed through the plate, it heats up quickly and evenly, making it ideal for heating glassware, liquids, and solids in experiments or processes requiring controlled temperature conditions. Graphite's durability and resistance to high temperatures make it a reliable choice for prolonged use in various scientific and industrial applications.

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At Wishmed, we understand the importance of these seemingly humble apparatus. They may not be as flashy as the latest high-tech gadgets, but their role in advancing scientific discovery cannot be overstated. From precisely measuring liquid volumes to containing chemical reactions, these glassware items are the foundation upon which groundbreaking research is built.

Our selection of beakers, flasks, and measuring cylinders are crafted to the highest standards, ensuring durability, clarity, and consistency in your experiments. Calibrated to exacting specifications, these tools will provide you with the confidence and reliability you need to push the boundaries of what's possible in the lab.