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DIGITAL SYSTEMS 2 LABREPORT

118B Laboratory Manual Winter 2017 University of California, Davis Post-Laboratory Report Sheet NAME: ___________________________ Organic Chemistry – 118 B Lab Day: M T W Th Experiment H Lab Time: 9:00 am 1:10 pm 4:10 pm 7:10 pm Locker #: ___________________________ TA: ________________________________ Data Collection: Starting Materials: Maleic anhydride: ___________ g; ____________ mol furan: __________ mL; ___________ g; ____________ mol Limiting Reagent: ______________________...

Lab5:DifferentialStaining LearningObjectives: • Explaintheprincipleofdifferentialstaining • Applydifferentialstainingtoidentifybacteria Differentialstainusestwoormorestainstospecificallystaincertainstructuresorcellularcomponentswhichcannotbeeasilyobservedusingsimplestains.Differential staining principles are based upon the specific chemical nature and composition of cellular components and therefore, different structures areobservedusingdifferentstainsandstainingprocedures.Differenti...

EEE 111L The Input-Output Characteristics of CE (common emitter) Configuration of BJT LABREPORT-05 North South University Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Course Code: EEE111L Course Title: Analog Experiment name: The Input-Output characteristics of CE (common emitter) configuration of BJT. Objectives: ● Study of the input-output characteristics of CE (common emitter) configuration of BJT. Apparatus: ● Transistor (2N2222A) ●Resistor(100KΩ,1KΩ)...

Lab4:SimpleStaining LearningObjectives: • Tolearnaboutprincipleofstaining • Tolearntheprocessofsimplestain • Topreparewetmountslides Exercise1:SimpleStainMaterials: OvernightculturesofS.epidermidis,B.subtilis,S.cerevisiae(yeast),inoculatingloop,glassslides,incinerators,crystalvioletoranyotherstainchosenbyinstructor;tongs,stainingracks/trays,immersionoil,lenspaper,bibulouspaper,microscope Method: 1. Obtainacleanglassslide,loopandovernightcultures.Holdtheglassslidesfromtheedgestoav...

Lab9:FoodSafety LearningObjectives: • Tolearnabouteffectivenessofhandwashing • Tolearnaboutcleaningproduce • Tolearnaboutappropriatelystoringfoods GI infections occur due to contaminated food and water. Clean drinking water, washed produce,appropriatestorageoffoodandsimplepersonalhygienehabitssuchashandwashinghelptremendouslyin reducing the incident of GI infections. In this lab, we will test the effectiveness of some of thesepractices. Exercise1:PersonalHygiene-ImportanceofHandwas...

LabReport: Disinfectants and Antibiotics Purpose: Describe thepurposeofthe lab. Exercise1:Disinfectants Organism1: Besuretorecordthechemicalorproductyoutestedandcompletethistablebyobtainingdatafromothergroupsinyourclass Organism2: Besuretorecordthechemicalorproductyoutestedandcompletethistablebyobtainingdatafromothergroupsinyourclass Questions: 1. Wasyourtestchemicaleffective?Brieflyexplain. 2. Wasyourtestchemicalmoreeffectivethatthelabdisinfectant?Brieflyexplain. 3. Wasyourtestche...

Lab4:SimpleStaining LearningObjectives: • Tolearnaboutprincipleofstaining • Tolearntheprocessofsimplestain • Topreparewetmountslides Exercise1:SimpleStainMaterials: OvernightculturesofS.epidermidis,B.subtilis,S.cerevisiae(yeast),inoculatingloop,glassslides,incinerators,crystalvioletoranyotherstainchosenbyinstructor;tongs,stainingracks/trays,immersionoil,lenspaper,bibulouspaper,microscope Method: 1. Obtainacleanglassslide,loopandovernightcultures.Holdtheglassslidesfromtheedgestoav...

Lab5:DifferentialStaining LearningObjectives: • Explaintheprincipleofdifferentialstaining • Applydifferentialstainingtoidentifybacteria Differentialstainusestwoormorestainstospecificallystaincertainstructuresorcellularcomponentswhichcannotbeeasilyobservedusingsimplestains.Differential staining principles are based upon the specific chemical nature and composition of cellular components and therefore, different structures areobservedusingdifferentstainsandstainingprocedures.Differenti...

Lab13:BacteriaoftheDigestiveSystem LearningObjectives • Identifyhowselectiveanddifferentialmediacanbeusedintheidentificationofbacteriathatcaninhabit the digestive tract. • Identifythegrowthofsamplesofpresumedfecalbacteriafromrestroomswabs. Introduction The human intestinal tract is inhabited from birth by a variety of microorganisms acquired, at first, fromthe mother. Later, microbes are ingested in food and water, and from hands and objects placed in themouth. Many of those do not ...