Bacteriostatic effect of different substances

LB1.3.2.6
Bacteriostatic effect of different substances
Bacteriostatic effect of different substances

Description

In this experiment the students examine different substances for their bacteriostatic effect. To do this they examine typical household remedies such as garlic, ginger and onions and learn that ginger has a much weaker bacteriostatic effect than garlic and onions.

Components of equipment sets

1 671 9720  4 
Ethanol, denaturated, 1 l LD
GHS02GHS07 Danger H225 H319
1 667 018  4 
Laboratory knife LD
1 309 45  4 
Universal pencil LD
1 665 9531  4 
Dropping pipette 150 mm x 7 mm Ø LD
1 665 9541  8 
Dropper bulb LD
1 602 022  4 
Beaker Boro 3.3, 100 ml, squat LD
1 662 334  4 
Drigalski spatula, glass LD
1 610 010  8 
Laboratory safety goggles LD
1 666 7031  8 
Teclu burner, propane LD
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