Sentence examples for watch glass from inspiring English sources
noun
An item of glass laboratory equipment consisting of a simple slightly concave circle of glass. It is a general utility item, used to hold small samples, to evaporate liquids, to cover a beaker, and so on.
"I've got it in some ethylene glycol under this watch glass.
Grey had removed the watch glass, so that he could feel the position of the hands through the pierced case.
Despite that, its enormous conical construction contains the world's only amphitheatre "hotshop", where up to 150 people at a time can watch glass masters at work.
Millers at the Anchor, an 18th-century building with eccentric antique decor, does meals as well as coffee overlooking the harbour, and there are other places for a bite or a drink and craft shops where you can watch glass- blowing or buy exotic textiles.
A turmeric paper is dipped and it is dried in a watch glass at 100 °C.
The content of the syringe was transferred into a watch glass and examined for fauna under a binocular stereo microscope (Olympus 10X).
From the mezzanine, you can watch glass-blowers work up a thirst.
Watch glass-blowers in action, peruse shelves of rare marbles dating back to 1600, examine marble board games and brilliantly intricate marble runs, and learn how the colourful spheres are made.
Uncle Dave advised me closely on the choice of apparatus — test tubes, flasks, graduated cylinders, funnels, pipettes and burettes, a Bunsen burner, crucibles, watch glasses, a platinum loop, a desiccator, a blowpipe, a range of spatulas, a balance.
I would love to look like Polanski or Jack Nicholson back then, the way they wore their jeans with just a shirt, a good watch, glasses and a nice white jacket.
Dissecting supplies: pans, pins, and scalpels, gloves, watch glasses, dissection "guidebook," waste bag 3.
