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Science Lab Skills 2 [electronic resource]

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Material type: Film

FilmPublication details: [Australia] VEA, 2013Description: 1 DVD ROM (25 min.) digital, sound, colorContent type:

two-demensional moving image

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

computerdisk

ISBN:

MED0000594(Local)

Subject(s):

Applications and Ideas

Summary: Practical skills are paramount for science students, and learning laboratory techniques is an ongoing process. New skills are constantly being introduced, some of which build on more basic concepts. This instructional film demonstrates the correct and safe procedure for carrying a scalpel and using a microscope; using a spring balance, ticker timer and Hodson light box; connecting meters in circuits; separation techniques; how to test for the presence of gases or organic compounds; and how to perform a titration.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
CD and DVD	UMPLIB PEKAN	dvd TA145 .S35 2013 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		0000093708

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DVD ROM - 25 min.

Using a Microscope (02:29), Credits:Using a Microscope (00:16), Spring Balance, Ticker Timer, Hodson Light Box (02:57), Credits: Spring Balance, Ticker Timer, Hodson Light Box (00:19), Connecting an Anmeter or Voltmeter (03:01), Credits: Connecting an Anmeter or Voltmeter (00:18), Separation Techniques (05:05), Credits: Separation Techniques (01:32), Testing for Gases (02:49), Credits: Testing for Gases (00:18), Testing for Organic Compounds (03:36), Credits: Testing for Organic Compounds (00:18), Titration (02:00), Credits: Titration (00:15)

Practical skills are paramount for science students, and learning laboratory techniques is an ongoing process. New skills are constantly being introduced, some of which build on more basic concepts. This instructional film demonstrates the correct and safe procedure for carrying a scalpel and using a microscope; using a spring balance, ticker timer and Hodson light box; connecting meters in circuits; separation techniques; how to test for the presence of gases or organic compounds; and how to perform a titration.