01641ngm a2200265 a 4500001001400000003000700014005001700021008004100038020002200079245005000101260002800151300004700179336004500226337002300271338002900294500003100323500038800354500002200742520051300764650001201277650002101289650002701310650003001337710000801367vtls000079242KUKTEM20251117141045.0140602 2013    at 19  b      s0  vceng    aMED0000593(Local)00aScience Lab Skills 1h[electronic resource] /  a[Australia]bVEA,c2013  a1 DVD ROM (19 min.)bdigital, sound, color  atwo-demensional moving image2rdacontent  acomputer2rdamedia  acomputerdisk2rdacarrier  aLibrary internal view only  aFire Safety Equipment (02:12) , Credits: Fire Safety Equipment (00:19), Personal Safety Equipment (02:51), Credits: Personal Safety Equipment (00:18), Basic Techniques (04:03), Credits: Basic Techniques (00:19), Taking Measurements (03:00), Credits: Taking Measurements (00:18), Using a pH Meter (01:55), Credits: Using a pH Meter (00:19), Dilution (03:57), Credits: Dilution (00:14)  aDVD ROM - 19 min.  aPractical skills are paramount for science students, but learning the basics can be daunting. This instructional film demonstrates the correct and safe procedure for operating fire safety equipment, such as a fire blanket or extinguisher; operating personal safety equipment, such as an eye bath and spills kit; basic techniques such as lighting a Bunsen burner and wafting; taking measurements using a thermometer or measuring cylinder; using a pH meter; and performing dilutions using a volumetric pipette. 0aScience 0aScience Problems 0aApplications and Ideas 0aApplications and Analysis2 aVEA