lab bench books

	Lab Ref: A Handbook of Recipes, Reagents, and Other Reference Tools for Use at the Bench
	By: Jane Roskams, Linda Rodgers ISBN: 0879696303 Publisher: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press Release Date: 01 October, 2002 Bioscience book rank: 220969	This is NOT a general chemistry lab reference book. It IS a biochemistry reference book. If you need a lab reference for general chemistry you need to look for something else. <br /> This book is a great aid for the bench. It enables you to quickly find recipes for reagents used often, without the hassle of digging through volumes of more advanced manuals, and also provides tips that may be unavailable in such advanced manuals. It's also handy for the lab amateur, providing information as basic as how to prepare 1M stock solutions, and goes as far as telling you how to aliquot and store reagents when necessary! I highly recommend this book, as I've made good use of it in the short time since I purchased it.
	Lab Math: A Handbook of Measurements, Calculations, and Other Quantitative Skills for Use at the Bench
	By: Dany Spencer Adams ISBN: 0879696346 Publisher: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press Release Date: September, 2003 Bioscience book rank: 105765	At first glance this book seemed like it would be really helpful. It has a very good diagram of dilutions and a good explanation of pH and solutions. However, there is no section on commonly used equations like osmolality and creatinine clearance. I thought this book was geared more towards the medical technologist because it does have a good hematology math section. But I was disapointed. Luckily I don't mind writing in my books. A colleague has this book so I had seen the content. Mostly pretty useful, too bad it was upside down. The book is spiral with a hard cover, the spiral part was inserted upside down. I assume no pages are missing. Too annoying to return it to Amazaon, 50$+. Won't happen again. This is the first time I've ever had a problem, serious or otherwise, from Amazon. <br /> <br /> This book has the answers to all the math stuff you didn't pay attention to in intro chemistry and don't want to ask those more senior to you. I am currently working toward my PhD, and I use it daily at the bench.
	Safe disposal: converting small quantities of hazardous chemicals to non-toxic products at the lab bench.(Articles): An article from: Canadian Chemical News
	By: Margaret-Ann Armour ISBN: Publisher: Chemical Institute of Canada Release Date: 31 July, 2005 Bioscience book rank: 5404623
	What happened to TIA-898? Where does the long-established TIA-898 fit in among the many different and confusing testing specs cluttering today's lab benches?(COMMUNICATIONS ... An article from: EE-Evaluation Engineering
	By: Kurt Bantle ISBN: Publisher: Thomson Gale Release Date: 21 December, 2006 Bioscience book rank: