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An '''Eppendorf vial''' or '''Eppendorf tube''' is a small plastic vial with an attached lid, used in [[centrifuge]]s. | An '''Eppendorf vial''' or '''Eppendorf tube''' is a small plastic vial with an attached lid, used in [[centrifuge]]s. | ||
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| − | An Eppendorf vial is a conical vial with an attached lid, made of polyethylene. It resists the attack of most | + | An Eppendorf vial is a conical vial with an attached lid, made of transparent polyethylene, which can be clear or colored. It resists the attack of most solvents. |
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An Eppendorf vial or Eppendorf tube is a small plastic vial with an attached lid, used in centrifuges.
General
An Eppendorf vial is a conical vial with an attached lid, made of transparent polyethylene, which can be clear or colored. It resists the attack of most solvents.
Availability
Eppendorf vials can be bought from lab suppliers or online in bulk, quite cheap.
