pipette
IPA: paɪpˈɛt
noun
- (sciences) A small tube, often with an enlargement or bulb in the middle, and usually graduated, used for transferring or delivering measured quantities of a liquid.
verb
- To transfer or measure the volume of a liquid using a pipette.
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Examples of "pipette" in Sentences
- The semen expelled through the pipette.
- Then the semen is drawn up into a pipette.
- The fixed volume pipette cannot be changed.
- Thanks for the photo of the glass pasteur pipettes.
- "This is my composition; the pipette is my clarinet".
- This is especially important when calibrating a pipette.
- A pipette is coaxial with the cap and bulb and welded to the cap.
- The interior of the pipette is connected to an electronic amplifier.
- A small glass instrument, called a pipette, comes with each machine.
- A pipetter diluter for sampling and delivery of a volumetric material.
- The corresponding pipette has the same color code, printed on the pipette.
- An optical device senses the presence of a liquid in the tip of the pipette.
- A polybulb or syringe is attached to the end of the pipette to facilitate this.
- For Eppendorf's stab at the boy band, pipette-appeal genre, see the video here.
- The Drink Detective comes with three test strips and a pipette, which is like a tiny eye dropper.
- 'In a dreary, lonely lab a young female postdoc puts down her pipette to massage her aching latexed hands.
- Preparation of solutions, buffers used in electrophysiology lab and routine duties (such as pipette calibration, filling of nitrogen dewer).
- [12] The spermatozooids of certain plants can be strongly attracted towards a pipette which is filled with malic acid -- crowding around and into it with avidity.
- Snap off the remainder of the capillary tube from the broad upper portion of the pipette which is now destined to form the covering tube or air chamber, or what we may term the "barrel."