Introduction laboratory, there are five main methods used for calculating and preparing solutions. Concentration in moles per liter, molar concentration, or molarity (mol/L or mol L-1 or M) Concentration by Read More …
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Abnormal constituents of urine analysis
Urinalysis (abnormal constituents of urine) is the physical, chemical, and microscopic examination of urine. It involves several tests to detect and measure various compounds that pass through the urine. Physical Read More …
Normal constituents of urine analysis
Normal constituents of urine are an excretory product of the body. It is formed in the kidney. Urine examination helps in the diagnosis of various renal as well as systemic Read More …
Collection and recording of biological specimens in a biochemistry lab
The collection and recording of biological specimens in a biochemistry lab require meticulous attention to detail to ensure accurate and reliable results. Proper techniques, thorough documentation, and adherence to ethical Read More …
Surface Tension
Surface tension is a physical phenomenon that occurs at the interface between a liquid and a gas (or another liquid). It is caused by the cohesive forces between the molecules Read More …