GoTranscript Audio Test Answers 01 September 2020
Speaker 1: This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: The ingenious automatic or throttle pipettes were introduced by right, and can easily be calibrated in any dental lab at GoTranscript. They're exceedingly useful for graduate and small pipettes, measuring small quantities of fluids, preparing dilutions of serum for agglutination reactions and for keeping Morrison Hodge out of trouble. They're usually made from the capillary Pasteur pipettes. Speaker 2: Here's how to manufacture your own five cubic millimeter pipette and calibrate it yourself for fun or profit. It might even be more profitable than being a transcriber at TT, although that's hard to picture. Ain't it? First, pick a pipette with a fairly roomy capillary portions, smooth even walls. Collect the cotton wool plug out of the open end, heat the capillary portion near the free extremity in the bypass flame of the Bunsen burner in your luxurious GoTranscript cubicle. Then draw ...