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Laboratory Techniques (Physical ((Distillation (Seperation process that…

- - - - Seperation process that involves heating a liquid to its boiling point, transferring the vapour to a different portion of the apparatus.
    - - The process in which solid particles in a liquid or gaseous fluid are removed by the use of a filter.
    - - Seperation process which uses the action of centrifugal force to promote accelerated setting of particles in a solid-liquid mixture.
    - - Turn the solid blend into a granular form
    - - An analytical technique commonly used for seperating a misture of chemical substances into its individual components.
    - - To determine the force that gravitation exerts upon by the use of a balance, scale, or an another mechanical device
    - - The pH value states the relative quantity of hydrogen ions contained in a solution.
    - - Moisture is vaporized and swept away from the surface
- - - - This technique is used for study the steps and location of synthesis of molecules and to trace metabolic events in the cell.
    - - In this method the chemical substances present in a mixture can be seperated.
    - - These methods are used to locate specific chemical constituents within the cells by
        differentiating a particular part from other parts by colouring them with a specific stain or dye.
    - - In this method different organelles of cells such as nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes etc. having different particle size and weight are seperated by rotating them in a centrifuge in different speeds.
    - - To obtain well-isolated colonies, it is essential to disperse the inoclum on the surface of an enriched agar plate so that individual bacteria are well seperated from each other.
    - - By rotation at a high speed, particles/organelles of different sizes and shapes to seperate them according to their density.
    - - It is usually sterillized by heating it to a temperature at which all contaminating microorganisms are destroyed.
    - - This technique involves growing living cells outside the organism ny providing all necessary conditions for their survival and growth
    - - Refers to the use of microscope to observe tiny specimen like bacteria, fungi, pollen, and others.