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desiccator

Airtight vessel, traditionally made of glass, in which materials may be stored either to dry them or to prevent them, once dried, from reabsorbing moisture.

The base of the desiccator is a chamber in which is placed a substance with a strong affinity for water (such as calcium chloride or silica gel), which removes water vapour from the desiccator atmosphere and from substances placed in it.



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Immobilization of Nitrogenated Bases Electrodes modified with purines and pyrimidines were prepared by applying to the electorde 15 [micro]l of stock solution of these nitrogenated bases and by leaving the electrode to dry at room temperature (25 [+ or -] 1)[degrees]C in a dessicator for 4 h.
Filters for chlorophyll a analysis were stored at -80[degrees]C, and filters for suspended particulate matter were dried at 60[degrees]C overnight and then placed in a dessicator.
1, 2, 4, 8, 16 hours) as test coupons are printed and left in the dessicator for the duration as required by the test specification.
 
 
 
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