How to use the curved drip dissector

Curved drip dissector laboratory equipment, often used to observe the structure and structure of plant cells. Here are the general steps for using a curved drip dissector:

1. Prepare materials:

* Curved drip dissector

*Microscope

* Plant materials (such as leaves, stems, roots, etc.)

* coverslip

* Dropper

2. Cut the plant material into thin slices:

* Use a razor blade or scissors to cut the plant material into thin slices.

* Make sure the slices are of uniform thickness for viewing under the microscope.

3. Place sections in drip dissector:

* Place slices in a drip dissector.

* Make sure the sections are in close contact with the inner wall of the dissector for viewing under the microscope.

4. Use a dropper to drip water on the section:

* Use a dropper to drip water on the slices to keep them moist.

* Keep the water dripping evenly to avoid excessive water droplets or too fast dripping speed.

5. Observe the sections using a microscope:

* Place the drip dissector under the microscope and adjust the focus and light source so that the sections are clearly visible.

* Use the eyepiece to observe the section and observe the structure and structure of the plant cells.

6. Collect and save observations:

* After observation, lightly cover the section with a coverslip to collect and preserve the observations.

* Coverslips can be placed in a drip dissector for next use.

Precautions:

* Be careful when using blades or scissors to avoid cuts.

* When using a dropper, pay attention to controlling the dripping speed and water volume to avoid excessive water droplets or excessive pressure causing slice deformation.