01715ngm a2200229 a 4500001001400000003000700014005001700021008004100038020002200079245004800101260002800149300004700177336004500224337002300269338002900292500003100321500002200352500055300374520052300927650002701450710000801477vtls000079244KUKTEM20251117141046.0140602 2013    at 20  b      s0  vceng    aMED0000594(Local)00aScience Lab Skills 2h[electronic resource]  a[Australia]bVEA,c2013  a1 DVD ROM (25 min.)bdigital, sound, color  atwo-demensional moving image2rdacontent  acomputer2rdamedia  acomputerdisk2rdacarrier  aLibrary internal view only  aDVD ROM - 25 min.  aUsing 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)  aPractical 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. 0aApplications and Ideas2 aVEA