Merck, S5142-6EA, Wheaton staining dishes

General description
Microscopy is a method of viewing objects that lie outside the resolution of the human eye and can be examined. The objects to be observed are magnified to such an extent that they can be displayed as images. For sample preparation, the objects to be examined are cut into very thin slices. These sections are then applied to an object slide and covered with a cover glass and appropriate solutions. To view the sections under the microscope, the sections on the slide must be filled in a staining trough and stained with an appropriate staining solution.
Features and Benefits
Manufactured from soda-lime glass
This 20-slide unit is the standard for manual staining procedures
The rack holds 10 single slides, 19 slides arranged alternately straight across and diagonally, or 20 slides back-to-back of standard size: 3” x 1” (75 x 25mm), 3” x 1-1/2” (75 x 38mm) and 3” x 2” (75 x 51mm) sizes
Approximate inside bottom dimensions (mm): 91 L x 71 W x 60 D

Legal Information
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