03 RODRIGUEZ_INSTRUMENTATION

Types of pipette according to calibration marks/design:

Types of pipette according to drainage characteristics:

Type of pipette (according to design) which delivers the exact amount of liquid

Type of pipette (according to design) which holds particular volume but does not dispense the exact volume

Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) which has continuous etched rings on top of the pipet

Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) which delivers exact volume obtained when the last drop is blown out

Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) with the absence of etched rings

Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) wherein liquid is allowed to drain by gravity

A transfer pipette used for non-viscous fluid and is self-draining

A transfer pipette used for viscous fluid and has etched rings

A pipette used to transfer fluid without consideration of any specific volume

A measuring pipette with graduations to the tip; blowout pipette

A measuring pipette without graduations to the tip and is calibrated between 2 marks

(SELF-DRAINING / BLOWOUT) Mohr pipette

(SELF-DRAINING / BLOWOUT) Serological pipette

Graduated/Measuring pipette examples

Transfer pipette examples

Type of TC micropipettes

Type of mechanical pipette which relies on piston for suction creation to draw the sample into a disposable tip.

T/F: The piston of an air displacement pipette does not come in contact with the liquid

Type of mechanical pipette which operates by moving the piston in the pipette tip or barrel, much like a hypodermic syringe. It also does not require a different tip for each use.

A mechanical pipette that obtains liquid from a common reservoir and dispenses it repeatedly. It also combines sample and dispensing functions.

most commonly used type of glassware used for heating and sterilization purposes

pyrex strain point