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 Beakers, flasks, and measuring cylinders are essential pieces of glassware commonly used in laboratories for various scientific tasks such as mixing, heating, measuring, and storing liquids. Each type of glassware serves a specific purpose, with different designs to accommodate different functions. 1. Beakers : Shape : Cylindrical with a flat bottom and a spout (lip) for easy pouring. Material : Usually made of glass (borosilicate) or plastic, resistant to heat and chemicals. Sizes : Range from a few milliliters to several liters. Usage : Ideal for mixing and heating liquids. Not meant for precise measurements, though they have approximate volume markings on the side. Common Types : Low-form beakers : Short and wide, used for general mixing. Tall-form beakers : Taller and narrower, offering better control for stirring and heating. 2. Flasks : Common Types : Erlenmeyer Flask : Shape : Conical with a narrow neck and wide base. Usage : Used for mixing, heating, and swirling liquids. ...

 Autoclave pouches, also known as self-sealing pouches, are used in sterilization processes, especially in medical, dental, and laboratory settings. These pouches are designed to hold medical instruments, tools, or equipment that need to be sterilized in an autoclave. They provide a secure and sterile environment after sterilization, keeping the contents uncontaminated until they are needed. Key Features: Self-sealing : These pouches come with an adhesive strip that allows for easy sealing without the need for a heat sealer. Transparent front : Made with a transparent film (usually plastic) on one side, allowing visibility of the contents. Tear-resistant : They are designed to withstand high temperatures and pressure within an autoclave without tearing or degrading. Indicator strips : Many autoclave pouches come with chemical indicator strips that change color when exposed to sterilization processes, confirming that the instruments inside have been properly sterilized. Usage: Place...