What is this piece of equipment called?

Beaker
How many milimeters are in a centimeter?
10
How many milligrams are in a gram?
1000 mg
What is the first step of using a microscope?
Make sure the stage is all the way down.
What is an enzyme?
A catalyst that speeds up the reaction by lowering the activation energy level
What is this piece of equipment called?
Graduated Cylinder
How many cenitmeters are in an inch?
2.5 cm
How do you use a scale in lab?
If using a weigh boat- zero the scale first
Add object- read measurement
What objective do you start with for locating an object on your slide?
The lowest objective (4x)
What must the enzyme bind to during the reaction process?
The substrate (what requires Oxygen then gets broken down)
What is the units and the actual measurement in this particular equipment?

Estimated of 250mL (actual we can say is 200mL)
How many milimeters are in an inch?
25mm
What is the volume of an object that is
Length= 2.5 in
Width= 3.0 in
Height= 1 in
7.5 in3
If I have an object of 10x, what is my magnification?
100
How did we note the enzyme activity in lab?
The bubbles which show the enzyme working on the potato slurry
What is a Meniscus?
Where the liquid rises above the actual line of measurement since it is sticky to the glass ware
What is the unit for grams?
g
What is the temperature of 23.5oF in Celsius?
(Hint: oC= 5/9(oF - 32)
-4.72 oC
Which objective is going to give me a wide range to view from on the slide?
Which objective is going to give me the most detail on the slide?
Lowest (4x)
Highest (40x)
What does the sudan's test test for?
Lipids
What is this piece of lab equipment called? What units do we read it in?

Thermometer
oCWhat is the unit for mililiters
mL
How many grams = mililiters = cm3
1g= 1mL= 1cm3
When viewing the slides, how to they appear on the lenses?
Inverted (opposite)
Which one of these test is (+) vs (-)

Left is positive, and the right is negative