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Burner
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:179
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Penunu
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There are several types of burners; this picture shows a Teclu-Burner. Each type of burner has specific uses, and they vary in peak temperature and overall heating capacity.
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:180
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Extractor Hood
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:184
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Kebuk Penyedut (wasap)
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Extractor hoods are used to filter out gasses from chemical reactions. The air, once cleaned, is pumped outside of the building.
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:185
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Contact Thermometer
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:189
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Termometer Sentuh
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Contact thermometers differ from regular thermometers in that they are connected to a heating coil, and are hence able to both sense and control the current temperature. In doing so, they allow experiments to be performed under a constant temperature. Contact thermometers work using a negative feedback loop: once the desired temperature has been reached, the heating coil is deactivated; when the temperature falls, the heating coil is reactivated.
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:190
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Clamps
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:194
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Penyepit
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Laboratory clamps make it easier to hold many kinds of tools.
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:195
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Indicator Paper
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:199
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There are multiple ways of measuring the pH value of a solution, one of which is to use indicator paper. Indicator paper changes color depending on the pH of the solution applied to it, and by comparing to a chart a fairly accurate measure of the solution's pH can be obtained. If a more accurate measure is needed, a glass electrode can be used, which works by measuring the conductivity of the solution.
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i18n: file: data/tools.xml:200
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