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EXP. 1: USING THE ANALYTICAL BALANCE
Topic #6: Data and Results
Sub-topic #1: Parts of an Analytical Balance
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Balance Plate (Pan)
Used as a container to put the sample of material to be measured in mass.
Weights
Enables the calibration of analytical scales
Weights
The mass of the material being the weights is precisely made so that the balance calibration remains accurate.
Power Button
Used to turn the balance on or off.
Tare Button
Used to rebalance the system and bring it back to neutral (zero).
Mode Button
Configures the measurement conversion system such that the conversion system can be changed as necessary.
Draft Shields
A plastic or glass enclosure with doors that allows access to the pan.
Draft Shields
Protects against air currents that may affect the measurements.
Level Adjustment Feet
Enables the balance to be brought to the reference position.
Level Adjustment Feet
Moveable legs.
Level Adjustment Feet
The leveling bubble, spirit level, or plumb bob determines the reference position.
Level Indicator
Checks the balance in level.
Display Panel
Displays various information such as results, errors, information for function settings, and function in progress.
Parts of Analytical Balance
A)
Glass Door
B)
Door Handle
C)
Display
D)
Level Adjustment Feet
E)
Balance Pan
F)
Anti Draft Ring
G)
Tare Buttton
H)
Mode Button
I)
Power Button
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