8 thoughts on “ Controlling A Hot Plate’s Temperature For The Lab ” Waterjet says: September 5, 2014 at 8:55 pm Ooh. Aah. Seriously though, nice build. Any risk of acetone + 338°F?

There are many types of thermometers to choose from. ... Never use a thermometer on a person that is meant for another purpose, such as a laboratory or meat thermometer.

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A THERMOMETER which is capable of regulating the temperature of a room with considerable accuracy, or of keeping a continuous record of the temperature, is frequently required in laboratory work.

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