Use a desiccator in the chemistry lab

Use a desiccator in the chemistry lab

For your chemistry experiments, you'll eventually need to know how to use a desiccator. Well, this science tutorial, interactive animation will show you how to use a desiccator in the chemistry lab.

1. Move the desiccator cover aside.
2. Place the cover upside down.
3. Take out the reagent.
4. Close the cover as soon as possible.

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