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Water Bath

A laboratory water bath is a device used to maintain a stable temperature for samples during various laboratory processes. It consists of a container filled with water, which is heated to a desired temperature, usually controlled by a thermostat. Samples are placed in tubes, flasks, or other vessels and submerged in the water to ensure even heating.

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