Science Lab
Resource Managers: David McDougall (@David McDougall)
Resource Slack: #resource-eagle-science-lab
Resource Managers: David McDougall (@David McDougall)
Resource Slack: #resource-eagle-science-lab
(1) Wear your personal protective equipment!
Gloves & Safety Goggles are in the white cabinet.
(2) No Noxious Fumes.
The fume hood vents inside of the room.
(3) Chemicals must have Safety Data Sheets.
If you can't do it safely,
then you can't do it!
Located in the white cabinet:
Safety Glasses (Impact Protection)
Safety Goggles (Splash Protection)
Nitrile Gloves (Black)
N95 Particulate Respirators
Facemasks (surgical)
Elbow-length rubber gloves
Please be safe with chemicals.
Safety data sheets are required for all chemicals stored in the science lab. Please print them out, read them, and put them in the safety data sheet binder.
Baking soda is available in the acids cabinet for neutralizing acid spills.
Hazard identification stickers are available for anyone who needs them.
Glassware stands w/ clamp-on arms
Beakers (Pyrex, assorted sizes)
Flasks (Pyrex, assorted shapes and sizes)
Graduated Cylinders (glass, assorted sizes)
Graduated Cylinders (plastic, large)
Pipettes (glass, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 25ml)
Funnels (glass, assorted sizes, w/ filter)
Funnels (plastic, single-use)
Titration Dropper (Pyrex)
Metal Pots (stainless steel, assorted sizes)
Squeeze bottles w/ downspout
Amber bottles (glass, 250 ml)
Syringes (small, large, plastic, single-use)
Eyedroppers (small, plastic, single-use)
Test tubes (glass)
Small vials (glass)
Petri Dishes (small, medium, plastic, single-use)
Chemical watch glasses (glass)
Cell culture growth vessels (plastic, single-use)
Automatic pipets and disposable tips (never tested)
Magnetic pickup rods (4x)
Milligram Scale (graduation 0.001 g, 1x)
Pocket Scale (graduation 0.01 g, 1x)
Small table top scale (10 kg capacity, 0.1 g graduation)
Large tale top scale (16 kg capacity)
Weights (assorted, milligrams to 2kg)
Weight boats
Timers, digital
Thermometers (stick, analog, 3x)
Thermometers (stick, digital, 3x)
Thermometers (aquarium, 2x)
Thermocouple (1x)
Thermometers (mercury)
Digital Density Meter (untested, 1x)
Radiation detector (RadiaCode, 1x, batter dead?)
Magnifying glass (1x)
pH meter (2x, untested)
Hot plates w/ magnetic stirrers
Magnetic stir plates
Kitchen stand mixer (no bowl)
Immersion blender (mixer & whisk)
Heavy slab (chemical resistant?)
Centrifuge for test tubes
Steam iron
Hair dryer
Cricut Easy Press (flat hot iron)
Large stand mixer w/ digital control
Vacuum pumps, and vacuum pump oil
Gravity convection incubator
Peristaltic pump
Electrophoresis equipment (untested)
Filter paper
Parafilm
UV light (handheld, battery operated, 1x)
We have three microscopes:
The microscope on the left in the picture is attached to a computer, and can take digital pictures and videos.
The microscope on the right in the picture is an incident-light / reflection based microscope.
Microscope Accessories:
Microscope slides (glass)
Microscope slide covers (glass)
Kimwipes (for cleaning optical glass)
Prepared specimen slides (assorted)
This creates a dust free, contaminant free environment, using a HEPA filter. This creates a "curtain" of filtered air across the opening, which prevents the air inside and outside from mixing.
This vents into the room. Do not create noxious gases in this!
Features:
Internal lights
Internal power outlets
Bulkhead sockets for water connections
Drainage to port at front right
UV Light
Large basin sink
Scrub brushes (assorted)
Simple green spray bottle (30% simple green, 70% water)
Paper towels
Absorbent pads for chemical spills