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• Carl Zeiss Smart Microscope with Built-in snap button on Microscope Frame, Eco Mode & Light Intensity Manager
• Magnification range: 1.25x–100x
• Objective lenses: Infinity corrected 10x, 40x, and 100x oil objectives
• Eyepieces: 10x/22 mm widefield focusing eyepieces
• Specimen stage: 210mm W x 145mm D right hand mechanical stage with X-Y travel of 75mm x 30mm
• Focusing: Coarse and fine focusing
• Condenser: Abbe condenser 0.9/1.25 NA
• Illumination: Transmitted light illumination white LED 10w, or 35 W halogen illumination (optional)

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An autoclave sterilizer is a specialized piece of equipment used in various fields, including healthcare, research, and laboratories, to sterilize instruments, equipment, and other objects. The primary purpose of an autoclave is to kill or eliminate microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores, by exposing them to high-pressure steam at elevated temperatures. This process effectively renders the items sterile and free from harmful pathogens. Here are the key features and functions of an autoclave sterilizer

A hotplate stirrer, often simply referred to as a "hotplate" or "stir plate," is a laboratory instrument used for heating and stirring liquid substances simultaneously. It consists of two primary components:

1. Hotplate: The hotplate is a flat, heated surface typically made of ceramic or metal. It is capable of reaching and maintaining a specific temperature set by the user. This heating element provides a controlled and uniform heat source to the vessel containing the liquid or sample.

2. Stirrer: The stirrer is a magnetic or motorized mechanism that is placed within the liquid-containing vessel (usually a beaker or flask). It contains a magnetic bar or paddle that can rotate or move, causing the liquid to mix or stir continuously.