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What does meter (m) measure
Length, width, height
What does liter (L) measure
Volume
What does gram (g) measure
Mass
What does molarity (M) measure
concentration
What is the factor of kilo
1000
What is the factor of centi
0.01
What is the factor of milli
0.001
What is the factor of micro
0.000001
What is the equation for total magnification
objective mag * ocular mag
What happens to the field diameter as magnification increases
The field diameter gets smaller
What are the six steps to the scientific method
Observation, question, hypothesis, experiment, results, conclusion
What is the zero button for on the scale
To calibrate weight with nothing on it
What is the tare button for on the scale
To calibrate the weight with something on it

flask

Graduated cylinder

Beaker

Test tube

50 mL centrifuge tube

PCR tube

Microcentrifuge tube

15 mL centrifuge tube

Beaker

Graduated cylinder

Erlenmeyer flask

Test tube

Centrifuge tubes

Microcentrifuge tubes

Transfer pipettes

Peg rack

Small plastic rack

Large plastic rack

1
Eyepiece (ocular lens)

2
Revolving nose piece

3
Objective lenses

4
Coarse focus (larger knob)

5
Fine focus (small knob)

6
Stage

7
Illuminator

8
Diaphragm

9
Mechanical stage
What does the rheostat do
Adjust light
What does the condenser do
Adjust how light hits specimen
What does the diaphragm do
Changes how much light reaches the specimen

Top green thing
Pipette pump

Bottom glass things
Serological pipettes

Micropipettes

Micropipette tips

A
Plunger

B
Volume adjustment dial

C
Tip ejector button

D
Volume display

E
Volume range