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PART IX. LABORATORIES

A. Laboratories, Shops / Facilities

A.1. CHED – required laboratories and inventory of existing laboratories.

Name of Laboratory (as required in the CMO)

Existing in the Institution

(Floor Area in Square Meters)

Not existing

Remarks

Digital Electronics Laboratory 104

42 SQ.M.

This laboratory is a Digital Circuits Laboratory/Shop. It is utilized by the instructors and students in activities involving digital circuit design and fabrication.

Multi-Media LaboratoryComputer Laboratory 102

54 SQ.M.

This laboratory is the Multimedia laboratory used by the instructors and students in activities involving multimedia equipments. It is also being utilized in some activities by the college that requires multimedia technology.

Computer Laboratory 10133 SQ.M.

There are six usable computer laboratories which are internet ready and which has a networked printer on each and is ready for use by the students with the maximum class size of 44. The minimum number of computers in the laboratory is 23 and each laboratory is open from 8:00 am until 8:00 pm.





Computer Laboratory 206 81 SQ.M.

CSB3 105Systematic Zoology, Embryology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy Laboratory

69.86 SQ.M.

These laboratories are utilized by the college for the Natural Science Subjects. These laboratories are available from 8:00 am up to 8:pm from Monday to Saturday.

CSB3 106 General Biology, Biodiversity, Animal Histology, Micro technique Laboratory

84 SQ.M.

CSB3 206 Microbiology, Plant Anatomy and Physiology and Systematic Botany, Parasitology Laboratory

56 SQ.M.


2. Description of each laboratory room/ shop or field of study.

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LABORATORY 104

The shop is located at CSB2 Room 104. It has 3 large windows with 2 exit doors. It has a floor area of 42 square meters. The room has 12 fluorescent bulbs. It is also equipped with eight (8) tiled laboratory tables and 8 cabinets for tool storage. It is provided with 1 white board, 1 chalk board, 4 electric fans, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and 2 air-conditioning systems.

The shop has access over the university WiFi.

MULTIMEDIA LABORATORY

It is situated at the 1st floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2), in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of fifty-four (54) square meters with two (2) doors and four (4) large windows. There are twelve (12) fluorescent lights, one (1) whiteboard, twenty-five (25) computer tables, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and two (2), air conditioning system.

It is provided with 26 units of PC with Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB memory, 500gb harddisk, 19.5 inches of LCD monitor, USB mouse and keyboard, and stereo headset.

It is also equipped with wireless access capability for internet connectivity. The laboratory comes with a ceiling mounted projector, projector screen, and 52 inch smart television. A 1980 watts ups powerbackup is also available for protection from power fluctuation.

The software’s installed are UBUNTU, Open Office, C++ Compiler, Java Compiler, PC Square, and Mozilla Firefox web browser.

The laboratory is connected to the internet and also has access over WiFi connection provided by the university.

COMPUTER LABORATORY 101

It is situated at the 1st floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2), in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of thirty-three (33) square meters with two (2) doors and two (2) large windows at the back. There are twelve (12) fluorescent lights, one (1) whiteboard, twenty-six (26) computer tables, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and two (2) air conditioning system.

It is provided with 18 Units of Clone Type PC with GForce Asus P5S-MX SE motherboard, 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 CPU, with 512 MB DDR2 RAM, 128 MB PCI-e Video Card, 160 GB Seagate Harddisk, and Lite-On CDROM Drive.

It is also provided with 1 unit Dell Optiplex PC with Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz CPU, 1 GB DDR PC2700 RAM, 40 GB WDC Harddisk, and HP CD-Writer, 1 unit Asrock P4VM800 with Intel Pentium 4 2.4 GHz CPU, 576 MD DDR RAM, 20 GB Maxtor Harddisk, and Lite-On CDROM.

It also has 1 unit of PC with Solar Redfox U8638 processor, Intel Pentium 4 1.7 GHz CPU, with 2x128 MD SDRAM PC133, 80 GB Samsung Harddisk and generic CDROM; 1 unit Acer E61ML Intel Pentium 4 2.8 GHz CPU, 2x256 MB DDR PC3200, 40 GB Harddisk, and Lite-On CDROM.

The laboratory also has 4 units of PC with Dell Optiplex GX100 motherboard, Intel Celeron 500 MHz CPU, 128 MB SDRAM PC100, Maxtor 10GB Harddisk, and Lite-On CDROM.





It is situated at the 1st floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2), in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of thirty-five (35) square meters with two (2) doors and four (4) large windows. There are twelve (12) fluorescent lights, one (1) whiteboard, twenty-four (24) computer tables, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and two (2), air conditioning system.

It is provided with 19 units of PC with Asus P5KPL-AM SE motherboard, with Inter Dual Core 2.5 GHz CPU, 1 GB DDR2 RAM, 160GB WD Harddisk, and DVD Writer.

It also has 6 units of PC with Intel DH55PJ motherboard, Intel Core i3 2.93 GHz CPU, 2 GB DDR3 PC3-10700, and 500 GB WD Harddisk.




It is situated at the 2nd floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2) in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of 50 square meters with 2 doors and two (2) large windows at the back. There are eight (8) fluorescent lights, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, two (2) airconditioning system, one (1) whiteboard, and twenty- four (24)-computer tables.

It is provided with 17 Units of PC with Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz Processor, Asus P4S800MX Motherboard, NVidia FX5200 128MB DDR AGP 8X 40 GB Harddisk 7200 RPM, 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive, and 256MB Memory.

It is also provided with 5 units of PC with Intel Pentium 4, 2.8 GHz Processor, VIA Intel Motherboard, NVidia FX5200 128MB DDR AGP 8x 40 GB Harddisk 7200 RPM, 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive and 256MB Memory;

It also has 2 units of PC with i3 Processor Intel Core TM i3-530, 2.93 GHz processor, 4MB Smart Intel Desktop DH55PJ H55 motherboard, and 2GB DDR3 Memory.




It is situated at the 2nd floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2), beside Computer Laboratory 201, in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of sixty three (63) square meters with two (2) doors and three (3) large windows at the back. There are eight (10) fluorescent lights, one (1) whiteboard, thirty (30) computer tables, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and two (2), air conditioning system.

It is provided with 7 units of PC with Intel Core TM i3-530 2.93GHz CPU, with Intel Desktop Board DH55PJ H55 motherboard and 2GB DDR3 Memory.

It is also equipped with 15 units of PC with Intel Pentium 4 3.0 GHz Processor, VIA Intel Motherboard, NVidia FX5200, 128MB DDR AGP 8X Video Card, 40 GB 7200 rpm Harddisk, Floppy Disk Drive, and 256MB Memory.

It also has 8 units of PC with Intel Pentium 4 2.8 GHz Processor, VIA motherboard, NVidia FX5200 128 MB DDR AGP 8X Video Card, 40 GB 7200 RPM Harddisk, Floppy Disk Drive,and 256 MB Memory.





It is situated at the 2nd floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2), in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of seventy nine (79) square meters with two (2) doors and three (3) large windows at the back. There are ten (10) fluorescent lights, one (1) whiteboard, twenty (20) computer tables, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and two (2), air conditioning system.

It is provided with 20 Units of Clone Type PC with Intel Core TM i3-530 2.93GHz, 4MB Smart Processeor, Intel HD Graphic motherboard, two channels of DDR3 1333 MHz memory with LGA 1156 socket.




It is situated at the 2nd floor of the College of Science Building 2 (CSB2), in front of the College of Nursing. It has a floor area of eighty one (81) square meters with two (2) doors and three (3) large windows at the back. There are ten (10) fluorescent lights, one (1) whiteboard, twenty (20) computer tables, 2 fire extinguishers, 1 first-aid kit, and two (2), air conditioning system.

It is provided with 20 Units of Clone Type PC with Intel Core i7-2600, Sandy Bridge 3.4 GHz Processor, 4x256kb L2 cache 8MB L3 cache motherboard, HD Graphics 2000 video card, 2GB DDR3 1333 MHz, and 320 GB WD Sata III 7200 RPM harddisk.



CSB3 105 (Systematic Zoology, Embryology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy Laboratory)

It is situated between Room 106 and Room 104 at the College of Science Building 3, 1st Floor. This is the College Biology Room.

It has 69.86 sq. m. It has two (2) blackboards, one (1) whiteboard, five (5) windows, six (6) working tables, Sinks with faucet is available fifty seven (57) stools, & a teacher’s table.

Ventilation consists of one (1) big electric fan and two (2) standard fan. Lighting consists of ten (10) fluorescent lamps.

CSB3 106 (General Biology, Biodiversity, Animal Histology, Micro technique Laboratory)

It is situated beside Room 105, the Biology Room on the left of the College of Science Building 3 upon its entrance to the building housing the Department of Biology and Chemistry.

It has a floor area of 84 sq. m. with two (2) doors, two (2) windows, one (1) small wooden cabinet, seven (7) working tables, two (2) tables with sink and faucet.

Four electric fans, and an exhaust fan for the storeroom provide ventilation. Lighting is provided by nine (9) fluorescent lamps.

It has three (2) blackboards and one (1) teacher’s table.


CSB3 206 (Microbiology, Plant Anatomy and Physiology and Systematic Botany, Parasitology Laboratory)

Situated at the 2nd floor of the CSB 3 Building, the room has a floor area of 56 square meters.

The room has a storeroom for its chemicals, a refrigerator for the maintenance of culture collection, a wooden cabinet, for the equipments, one (1) sterilizer, one (1) incubator and one (1) colony counter.

The room is well ventilated and well lighted.

3. Equipment found in specific and/or special laboratories based on CHED minimum requirements.

EquipmentQuantity of

Existing Equipment

A. General Chemistry LaboratoryBalance, electronic 1 unitBarometer 3 unitsCentrifuge 6 unitsColorimeter, Multi-parameter 1 unitDistilling Apparatus (water purification unit) 1 unitFlasks Distilling Erlenmeyer Filtering Florence Round-bottom Volumetric

23 pcs215 pcs56 pcs29 pcs29 pcs

125 pcsFume hood 2 unitsFunnel, separatory 31 pcsFunnel, glass 48 pcsHot plate 7 unitsMeter, pH 6 unitsOven, laboratory 1 unitPipettes 342 pcsTest tubes 861 pcsThermometer 265 pcsThermometer, electronic 1 unit

B. Organic Chemistry LaboratoryBalance, analytical 1 unitBalance, electronic 1 unitBalance, top loading 1 unitChromatograph, gas DeficientChromatograph, High Performance Liquid DeficientChromatograph, Thin Layer Plates & Developing Tank

1 unit

Colorimeter, Multi-parameter 1 unitDistilling Apparatus (water purification unit) 1 unitDistillation Set Up Kit for Organic Chemistry (micro scale)

10 kits

Flasks Distilling Erlenmeyer Filtering

23 pcs215 pcs56 pcs


Florence Round-bottom Volumetric

29 pcs29 pcs

125 pcsFume hood 2 unitsFunnel, buchner 13 pcsFunnel, separatory 31 pcsFunnel, glass 48 pcsHot plate 3 unitsHot Plate & Stir plate 4 unitsMelting point apparatus 1 unitMeter, pH 6 unitsOven, laboratory 1 unitPipettes 342 pcsPolarimeter 1 unitPump, vacuum 1 unitRotary evaporator 2 unitsSoxhlet Extractor DeficientSpectrometer, Fourier Transform Infrared DeficientSpectrometer, Ultraviolet Visible 1 unitSuction Flask/Filtering flask 56 pcsTest tubes 861 pcsThermometer 265 pcs

C. Analytical ChemistryAnalyzer, Thermogravi-metric DeficientAnalyzer, Voltammetric DeficientBalance, analytical 1 unitCentrifuge 6 unitChromatograph, basic gas DeficientChromatograph, gas DeficientChromatograph, High Performance Liquid DeficientColorimeter, Multi-parameter 1 unitDistilling Apparatus (water purification unit) 1 unitFlasks Distilling Erlenmeyer Filtering Florence Round-bottom Volumetric


125 pcsFume hood 2 unitsFunnel, separatory 31 pcsFunnel, glass 48 pcsFurnace 2 unitsMeter, conductivity 1 unitsMeter, pH 6 unitsOven, drying 1 unitOven, laboratory 1 unitPipettes 342 pcsPipettors 11 pcsPump, vacuum 1 unitRefractometer Abbė’s Refractometer Salinity Refractometer

1 unit3 units

Spectrometer, Fourier Transform Infrared DeficientSpectrometer, Ultraviolet Visible 1 unit


Spectrophotometer, Atomic Absorption DeficientSpectrophotometer, Ultraviolet Visible DeficientTest tubes 861 pcsThermometer 265 pcsThermometer, electronic 1 unit

D. BiochemistryAutoclave 1 unitBalance, analytical 1 unitBalance, electronic 1 unitBalance, top loading 1 unitCentrifuge 6 unitsChromatograph, gas DeficientChromatograph, High Performance Liquid DeficientChromatograph, thin layer plates 1 unitColorimeter, Multi-parameter 1 unitDistilling Apparatus (water purification unit) 1 unitElectrophoresis w/ power supply 1 unitElectrophoresis, gel 1 unitFlasks Distilling Erlenmeyer Filtering Florence Round-bottom Volumetric


125 pcsFume hood 2 unitsFunnel, glass 48 pcsFurnace 2 unitsHot plate 7 unitsMeter, pH 6 unitsMicro centrifuge DeficientMicroscope 53 unitsMixer, vortex DeficientOven 1 unitOven, laboratory 1 unitPipettes 342 pcsPipettors 11 pcsPolarimeter 1 unitPolymerase Chain Reaction apparatus DeficientPump, vacuum 1 unitRotary evaporator 2 unitsSpectrometer, Ultraviolet Visible 1 unitSpectrophotometer, Atomic Absorption DeficientSpectrophotometer, Ultraviolet Visible DeficientTest tubes 861 pcsThermometer 265 pcsWater bath, temperature controlled 4 units

E. Inorganic Chemistry Aerator (large fish tank aerators will do) 10 unitsAnalyzer, Thermogravimetric DeficientAnalyzer, Thermogravi-metric DeficientBalance, analytical (0.0001 g sensitivity) 1 unitBalance, electronic 1 unitBalance, magnetic DeficientBurner


Bunsen Meker

14 pcs4 pcs

Colorimeter, Multi-parameter 1 unitDistilling Apparatus (water purification unit) 1 unitFlasks Distilling Erlenmeyer Filtering Florence Round-bottom Volumetric


125 pcsFume hood 2 unitsFunnel, glass 48 pcsGas cylinders for nitrogen gas DeficientHot plate 7 unitsMelting point apparatus 1 unitMeter, conductivity 1 unitMeter, pH 6 unitsMeter, Volt-ohm 5 unitOven, drying 1 unitOven, laboratory 1 unitPipettes 342 pcsPump, for water filtration 1 unitPump, vacuum 1 unitShaker, temperature-controlled water bath DeficientSpectrometer, Fourier Transform Infrared DeficientSpectrometer, Ultraviolet Visible 1 deficientSpectrophotometer, Infrared DeficientSpectrophotometer, Ultraviolet Visible scanning

Deficient

Test tubes 861 pcsThermometer 265 pcsUltraviolet lamp (fixture in Laminar flow hood) 1 unit

F. Physical ChemistryAnalyzer, Thermogravi-metric DeficientAnalyzer, Voltammetric DeficientBalance, analytical 1 unitBalance, electronic 1 unitBalance, magnetic DeficientBarometer 2 unitsBoiling point apparatus 1 unitCalorimeter 4 pcsCapillary for surface tension DeficientCalorimeter, Bomb DeficientCell, Conductivity Bridge DeficientCell, thermal conductivity cell DeficientChromatograph, gas DeficientChromatograph, High Performance Liquid DeficientClosed tube Hg manometer DeficientColorimeter, Multi-parameter 1 unitDewar flask DeficientDistilling Apparatus (water purification unit) 1 unit

Dumas bulb or long neck Florence flask 29 pcsElectrodes: glass and calomel Deficient


Flasks Distilling Erlenmeyer Filtering Florence Round-bottom Volumetric


125 pcsFume hood 2 unitsFunnel, glass 48 pcsGas viscometer DeficientGoniometer, contact angle DeficientHittorf Moving Boundary Apparatus DeficientHot plate 7 unitsMelting point apparatus 1 unitMeter, conductivity 1 unitMeter, pH 6 unitsMicroscope 53 unitsOven, laboratory 1 unitPipettes 342 pcsPipettors 11 pcsPolarimeter 1 unitPump, vacuum 1 unitPycnometer 10 pcsRefractometer, Salinity 3 unitsRefractometer, Abbe 1 unitSpectrometer, Fourier Transform Infrared DeficientSpectrometer, Ultraviolet Visible 1 unitSpectrophotometer, Fourier Transform Infrared (with gas cell)

Deficient

Spectrophotometer, Ultraviolet Visible scanning

Deficient

Tensiometer, Surface tension apparatus DeficientTest tubes 861 pcsThermometer 265 pcsThermometer, electronic 1 unitViscometer 1 unit


COMPUTER LABORATORY

The Computer Science students for their computer subjects use any of the following computer laboratories found in CSB2.

4. Laboratory Manuals and Equipment / Apparatus Operation Manuals in actual use.

Name of Laboratory Lab Manuals AvailableComputer Laboratory MS Word, MSEexcel, MS Powerpoint

Java Programming ManualManual for UBUNTOIntro to CompSciMoodle ManualPC Square Manual

CSB3 105 (Systematic Zoology/Botany Laboratory, Embryology Laboratory, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy Laboratory)

Lesson on Comparative Vertebrate AnatomyStudy Guide and Workbook-Human Evolution and PrehistoryTechniques in the Preservation of Selected Biological SpecimensAnatomy and Physiology Coloring BookA Laboratory Manual of Comparative AnatomyAtlas of Comparative Anatomy

EquipmentCMO

required quantity

Quantity of

existing equipme

Difference

A.Computer Laboratory Excess Deficiency

1. CL 101 (Networked / Internet)

15 26 units


15 26 units


15 25 units


15 24 units


15 26 units


15 20 units


15 20 units

B. Others1. Multimedia Projector 1 unit 12 units

2. HP LaserJet 1160 1 unit 3. Ink Jet Printer 1 per

lab7 units

4.D- Link 16 PortNetwork Switch

14 units

5. IBM PCSERVER 330 1 unit 6. OHP 1 unit 7. Smart TV 2 units 8. Tablet PC 5 units 9. D- Link Wireless Router 5 units


Laboratory Manual for Structure and Function in Man Embriolohiya ng VertebrataLaboratory Manual in Vertebrate Developmental Biology

CSB3 106 (General Biology Laboratory, Biodiversity Laboratory, Animal Histology Laboratory, Micro technique Laboratory)

General Biology Laboratory ManualLaboratory Manual in Biological SciencesAtlas of the FrogHistology: An Illustrated ManualHistopathologic TechniquesPractical Guide to Introductory Biodiversity

CSB3 206 (Microbiology Laboratory, Plant Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory and Systematic Botany Laboratory, Parasitology Laboratory)

Laboratory Experiments in MicrobiologyA Survey of Plants and their AlliesParasitology Lab ManualLaboratory Manual for the Health SciencesFood Microbiology Laboratory Manual

Operations Manual in Actual Use(Operations Manual are all available in the Centralized Instrumentation Room)

PASport Explorations in Chemistry Lab ManualN-CON BOD IncubatorUNIMAGMA Vertical Coolers (Model UCV/UCD) User's Manual by UPINOVA 4 Operator Instructions by JENCONSInstruction Manual for Portable Waterproof pH Meters by HANNA InstrumentsExplorer GLX Datalogger User's Guide by PASCOInstruction Manual for PASport Dissolved Oxygen Sensor by PASCOInstruction Manual for PASport Turbidity Sensor by PASCOInstruction Manual for PASport Conductivity Sensor by PASCOInstruction Manual for PASport Temperature Sensor by PASCOInstruction Manual for PASport pH Sensor by PASCOInstruction Manual for PASport pH/temp with ORP/ISE amplifier by PASCOExplorer GLX Quick GuideInstruction Manual for 2410 Series Personal Testers by YOKOGAWAInstruction manual for 7532 01 Digital Multimeter by YOKOGAWAUser's manual 4-1/2 Digit True RMS Multimeter by EXTECHInstruction manual for HI 8014 Portable pH Meter by HANNA InstrumentsElectrolysis ApparatusElectric Field Apparatus P50-090 by Eagle Scientific Limited Regent HouseInstruction Manual and Experiment Guide for the PASCO Scientific Model ME - 9202B Free Fall TimerKymograph 7006-000 Operating Instructions and Parts List by PHIPPS&BIRDInstruction Manual on Model 2120B 25 MHZ Oscilloscope by BK PrecisionInstruction manual on Tape Timer by OSKInstruction Manual on Mag Chips by OSKManual on Section of Skin by Somso ModelleManual on Neuron by Somso ModelleManual on SOMSO-Torso Model by Somso ModelleInstructions on Enzyme Activity Study Kit by LAB-AIDS IncDirections for Use and Maintenance for HARVAR TRIP BALANCE by OHAUSInstruction and Operation Manual Constant Temperature Bath and Circulator by NESLABInstruction Manual for Table Top Steam Sterilizer Model HS-1212 HS-1321, and HS-9041 by Hanshin Medical Co., Ltd.D- link Ethernet adapter for PCI Bus Model DE-5280 Users guide


5. Supplies regularly available in the Science Laboratories.

CHEMICALS

General Inventory of Chemicals November 5, 2012

CHEMICALS QUANTITY

GENERAL CHEMICAL SOLID

Agarose, Analytical Grade Dec 2017 100 gAlumina, for column chromatography(activity grade super 1 type WA:

acid) Sigma Aldrich 10000 g

Aluminum Chloride 180 g

Aluminum potassium sulfate 12 water AIK(SO4)2· 12 H2O MW = 474.39 400 g

Aluminum Sulfate 170 g

Ammonium bicarbonate A R (NH4)HCO3 MW:79.06 EDTA (harmful) 200 g

Ammonium carbonate Fluka Chemica (irritant) 100 g

Ammonium chloride, AR NH4Cl MW: 53.49 Hi-Media / Univar 400 gAmmonium heptamolybdate tetrahydrate (NH4)6Mo7O24 · 6H2O MW :

235.86 g/mol Merck 1000 g

Ammonium iron (II) sulfate hexahydrate (NH4)2Fe(SO4)2 · 6H2O MW: 392.14 g/mol 400 g

Ammonium iron (II) sulphate AR FeNH4(SO4)2 · 12 H2O MW = 482.18 Univar 800 g

Ammonium molybdate, powder A.R (NH4)6Mo7O24 · 4H2O MW: 1235.86 Univar 200 g

Di-ammonium oxalate monohydrate (NH4)2C2O4 · H2O MW: 142.11g/mol Merck (harmful) 250 g

Ammonium rhodanide Fluka Chemica (harmful) 500 g

Ammonium sulfate (NH4)2SO4 50 g

Ammonium sulphate (NH4)2SO4 MW=132.13 250 g

Ammonium Thiocyanate 200 g

Amylase 25 gL- Arginine monohydrochloride C6H5N4O2Cl MW: 210.67 Sigma

Aldrich/Labchem 1250 g

Baird parker agar base 63.0 g/950 mL distilled water Hi-media 4500 gBarium acetate A.R Ba(CH3COO)2 MW: 255.43 g/mol Suvchem/hi-media

(harmful) 1800 g

Barium chloride,dihydrate A.R BaCl2 · 2 H2O MW: 244.27 hi-media (harmful) 900 g

Barium chloride,dihydrate extra pure BaCl2 · 2 H2O MW: 244.27 Hi-media (harmful) 900 g

Borax, AR (di-sodium tetraborate,decahydrate,A.R) Na2B4O7 · 10H2O MW: 381.37 Hi-media 100 g

Brilliant green bile broth 2% 40.0 g/1000 mL distilled water Hi-media 3460 gBromothymol blue/certified C27H27Br2O5SNa (pH range 5.8 yellow-7.6

blue) Hi-media 20 g

Buffered peptone water 20.0 g/ 1000 mL Distilled Water 500 g

Calcium acetate Ca(CH3COO)2 200 gCalcium carbonate A.R (carbonic acid calcium salt)CaCO3 MW: 100.0 g

Suvchem, Dec 2012 500 g


Calcium chloride 2-hydrate,analar CaCl2 · 2H20 MW = 147.02 BDH (irritant) 450 g

Calcium Chloride,dihydrate A.R CaCl2 · 2H20 MW = 147.02 WAKO / Fluka Chemica/Hi-media/Suvchem (irritant) 450 g

Carborandum Boiling( stone) Mars lab instrument 100 g

Carbol fuchin for microscopy Suvchem (toxic) 25 g

Carmine Fluka Chemika 4 g

Casein from bovine milk H2O< 15%; ash < 5% 50 g

Charcoal activated, powder C 50 g

Cholesterol C27H46O MW = 386.87 Labchem 20 gCopper (II) acetate monohydrate (CH3COO)2 Cu ·H2O MW = 199.60

g/mol Technofarm chem. (harmful) 1000 g

Copper (II) chloride A.R CuCl2 · 2H20 MW=170.48 Univar (corrosive 8) 700 g

Copper (II) oxide powder extra pure CuO Merck (harmful) 400 gCopper (II) acetate (CH3COO)2 Cu ·H2O MW = 199.60 g/mol Merck

(harmful) 500 g

Copper sulfate, tech. CuSO4 10 gCopper (II) sulfate pentahydrate A.R CuSO4 . 5H2O MW = 249.68

Suvchem (irritant/harmful) 70 g

Copper (II) sulfate A.R ( Cupric Sulphate AR pentahydrate) CuSO4 · 5 H2O Suvchem (irritant/harmful) 800 g

Crystal violet indicator C25H30ClN3 MW = 407.99 g/mol Labchem (harmful/hazardous) 100 g

Cupric acetate,monohydrate, crystal (CH3COO)2Cu · H2O MW = 199.64 J.T baker (danger) 780 g

Dextrose,CP/ anhydrous C6H12O6 MW = 180.16 RTC supply office/ Suvchem 800 g

Di-methyl terephthalate, 99+% Sigma Aldrich 25 g

D-ribose, C5H12O5 MW=150.13 Fluka bochemika(toxic) 10 gEDTA di-sodium salt AR (Ethylene Diamine tetra-acetic acid disodium

salt) Fluka/Univar/Suvchem /labchem / Techno Pharma (harmful/ hazardous)

3200 g

Eriochrome Black T/mordant black 11 C20H12N3O7SNa MW = 461.4 210 g

EMB Agar 36.0g-1000mL distilled water Hi-media 1400 gEosin yellowish water & alcohol soluble C20H6Br4Na3O2 Labchem

(hazardous) 10 g

Eosin Y W/S for microscopy C20H6Br4Na2O2 Suvchem Lab 100 g

Ferric sulfate 300 g

Fluid lactose medium 13.0g-1L purified distilled water Hi-media 1922 g

D-Fructose C6H12O6 MW = 180.16 Suvchem 400 g

Gelatin CP RTC supply house 400 g

Gelysate peptone (Pancreatic Digest of gelatin) BD/ BBL 350 g

Gentian violet 2000 g

Giemsa’s Stain powder Labchem 10 g

D-Glucose, AR Diamond Scientific & Lab Supply 500 g

Glycine, AR NH2CH2COOH MW = 75.07 Univar (not hazardous) 450 g

Grams Iodine concentrate Avon chem. Ltd. 5 g

Haematoxylin C16H14O6 + water Labchem (hazardous) 5 g

Hydroquinone 600 g

Iron (III)nitrate-9-hydrate Fe(NO3)3 · 9H2O MW =404 g/mol Riedel haen 800 g

Iron filling One Source scientific supply/Chemline 20 g

Lauryl Tryptose broth 35.6 g-1L purified water BD / Difco (tritrant X) 1000 g


Lauryl Tryptose broth (Lauryl sulphate broth) 35.6 g-1L distilled Water Hi-media 1750 g

Lactose monohydrate C12H22O11 · H2O MW=360.31 Suvchem 450 g

Lithium carbonate Li2CO3 MW=73.89 Fluka Chemica (harmful) 30 g

Litmus 20 gMagnesium chloride/Hexahydrate AR MgCl2 · 6 H2O MW = 203.30 g/mol

Suvchem/ Hi-media/Technopharmachem Nov2011 2950 g

Magnesium sulfate 600 gMagnesium sulphate (heptahydrate) AR MgSO4 · 7H2O MW = 246.48

Suvchem (harmful), Nov. 2011 450 g

Magnesium sulphate hydrated MgSO4 · 7H2O MW = 246.47 Univar (not hazardous) 450 g

Malachite green 4000 gMaltose monohydrate C12H22O11 · H2O MW = 360.31

Technopharmachem 400 g

Manganese (II) chloride AR (tetrahydrate) MnCl2 · 4H2O MW = 197.90 Suvchem (harmful), Nov. 2011 1000 g

Manganese dioxide MnO2 200 gManganese (II) sulphate AR (manganese sulphate monohydrate) MnSO4

· H2O MW: 169.02 Suvchem (harmful/not hazardous) 1700 g

Mercuric oxide red 100 g

Methyl red A.R indicator C15H15N3O2 Suvchem/Fluka chemicals 170 g

Methyl violet C24H27N3HCl MW = 393.96 Fluka chemicals (harmful)) 160 g

Methylene blue Diamond Scientific Supply 400 gMethylene blue, A.R for microscopy C16H18N3SCl · 3 H2O Suvchem 100 g

Methylene blue, Practical gradeC16H18ClN3S · 2H2O MW: 319.8+Ag Hi-media (harmful) 60 g

Methylene blue,0.05 wt.% solution in water Sigma Aldrich 100 g

Modified Carbolfuschin solution C6H5OH 1L=0.99kg 20 g

1-Naphtol C10H7OH MW = 144.17 J.T. Baker/Fluka Chemika (harmful) 600 g

Nickel(II) chloride NiCl2 · 6H2O MW = 237.71 Fluka Chemica (toxic) 1000 gNinhydrin AR (1,23-Indantrione monohydrate) C9H6O4 MW = 178.74

Marslab/ Suvchem (harmful) 100 g

Nynlander’s solution Fluka Chemica/ Sigma Aldrich (corrosive) 250 g

Nutrient Agar 28.0g-1L distilled water MW = 143.19 Hi-media 300 g

Nutrient Broth 13.0g / 100 mL Distilled Water (Hi – Media) 450 g

Orcinol monohydrate C7H8O2 · H2O Sigma Aldrich (harmful) 5 g

Phenolpthalein, C20H14O 50 g

Phenol red (pH indicator) pH=6.8-8.4 yellow-red BDH chem. Ltd. 15 g

Phenol red pH Indicator pH = 6.8 – 8.4 10 g

Plaster of Paris 1000 g

Potassium acid phthalate 250 g

Potassium alum 500 g

Potassium alum sulfate,Tech 10 gPotassium bromide LR/99+%,A.C.S. reagent KBr Suvchem /Sigma

Aldrich (irritant), Dec. 2012 1700 g

Potassium chloride, AR KCl MW = 74.56 Mar. 2012 1400 g

Potassium chloride,usp KCl MW = 74.55 100 gPotassium dihydrogen ortho-phosphate AR (anhydrous) KH2PO4 MW =

136.09, June 2012 400 g

Potassium ferricyanide (III)97+% ACS reagent K2Fe(CN)6 Merck/ Sigma Aldrich 500 g


Potassium ferricyanide, AR K3[Fe(CN)6] MW = 329.25 Suvchem, May 2011 600 g

Potassium ferrocyannide AR [K3(Fe(CN)6)] · 3H2O MW = 422.39 500 gPotassium hexacyanoferrate (III) K3[Fe(CN)6] MW=329.26 g/mol Merck/

Sigma Aldrich 200 g

Potassium hydrogen phthalate AR KCOOCC6H4COOH MW = 204.22 Univar (hazardous) 1950 g

Potassium Hydrogen Sulfate, KHSO4 , MW: 136.17 AR Univar (Corrosive) 500 g

Potassium iodate AR KIO3 MW = 214.00 g/mol Merck(oxidant)/ Univar (hazardous/oxidizing agents) 1000 g

Potassium iodide AR KI MW = 166.00 Suvchem (harmful), July 2013 600 gPotassium phosphate Dibasic AR (anhydrous) KH2PO4 MW = 174.18

Mars lab, Nov. 2011 500 g

Potassium sodium tatrate tetrahydrate KN9O6 · 4H2O C4H4 MW = 282.83 Fluka Chemika 1000 g

Potassium sulphate AR K2SO4 MW = 174.27, Sept. 2012 1000 g

Potassium thiocyanate 250 g

Potato dextrose agar 450 g

Plate Count Agar (standard Methods Agar) 1100 g

Protein hydrolyste 200 g

Sabouraud Dextrose Agar 65.0 g/L Sharlau 1500 g

Sabouraud Dextrose Agar 65.0 g/ 1L purified water BD/BBL 500 g

Silica gel white 100 g

Silica gel, grade 9385, 230-400 mesh, 60 Angstrom Merck 200 g

Silica gel, grade 12, 28-200 mesh 5000 g

Simmons citrate agar 24.28 g/L distilled water Hi-media 500 g

Simmons citrate agar 24.3g/L distilled water Conda/Pronadisa 500 g

Sodium acetate, anhydrous CH3COONa MW = 82.03 J.T baker (irritant) 1200 g

Sodium acetate, hydrated AR CH3COONa·3 H2O MW = 136.08 Univar 370 gSodium benzoate CP/LR C6H5COONa MW = 144.11 RTC supply/

Unilab/J.T Baker 1600 g

Sodium bicarbonate AR (sodium hydrogen carbonate) NaHCO3 MW = 84.41 Suvchem/Univar 400 g

Sodium carbonate Mars lab 150 gSodium carbonate, anhydrous AR Na2CO3 MW = 105.99 Univar (irritant)/

Suvchem/H-media(irritant/toxic) 450 g

Sodium chloride Dec. 2015 500 g

Sodium dihydrogen orthophosphate dihydrate AR 950 g

Sodium flouride NaF MW=41.99 g/mol Technopharmachem (toxic) 500 gSodium hexametaphosphate (NaPO3)6 MW = 611.78 g/mol

Technopharmachem 1000 g

Sodium hydrogen carbonate (sodium bicarbonate) NaHCO3 = 84.01 Wakopure chemicals 400 g

Sodium hydrogen sulphite, AR NaHSO3 MW=104.06 Hi-media 600 g

Sodium molybdate AR Na2MoO4 . 2H2O MW: 241.95 SuvChem 500 g

Sodium nitrate reagent 1000 gSodium nitroprusside AR Na2[Fe(CN)5NO] · 2H2O MW = 297.95 g/mol

Suvchem (toxic), April 2013 100 g

Sodium oxalate AR Na2C2O4 MW = 134.00 g/mol Suvchem (harmful), Nov. 2011 400 g

Sodium phosphate 80 g

Sodium potassium tartrate tetrahydrate 250 g


Sodium sulfate Na2SO4 MW = 142.04g/mol Suvchem 400 g

Sodium sulfate, anhydrous Na2SO4 MW = 142.04g/mol 50 g

Sodium sulfate, tech Na2SO4 70 g

Sodium sulphite AR (anhydrous) Na2SO3 MW =126.04g/mol 500 g

Sodium thiosulfate AR Na2S2O3 · 5 H2O MW = 248.18 Univar 500 gSodium sulphide, hydrated Na2S · 9H2O MW = 240.78 Univar

(hazardous), refrigerate 250 g

Sodium thiosulphate pentahydrate, AR Na2S2O3 · 5H2O MW = 248.18 950 g

Starch 100 g

Starch, soluble, LR C6H12O6 Technopharmachem 600 g

Tawas alum 250 gTin (II) chloride-2-hydrate (stannous chloride) SnCl2 · 2H2O MW = 225.63

g/mol Technopharmachem (irritant) 700 g

Tri-sodium citrate AR C6H5Na3O7 · 2H2O MW = 294.10 g/mol Suvchem(irritant) 500 g

Trizma base, minimum 99.9%titration C4H11NO3ClH MW: 157.60 25 gTrizma hydrochloride, reagent grade>99%(redox titration) C4H11NO3ClH

MW: 121.14 Sigma Aldrich (irritant) 100 g

L-Tyrosine C5H11NO3 MW = 181.19 (60.18.4) Fluka boichem (irritant) 2 g

Tryptone glucose extract agar 24g/L Hi-media 952 g

Urea AR NH2CO · NH2 MW = 60.06 Suvchem, Jan 2013 500 g

White Beeswax Hi-lite Chem &Scientific Supply 150g

Wright stain Diamond Scientific & laboratory 50 g

Zinc sulphate, tech. ZnSO4 · 7 H2O 100 g

Zinc sulphate heptahydrate, ZnSO4 · 7 H2O MW: 287.56 g/mol 400 g

Zinc sulphate heptahydrate, AR, ZnSO4 · 7 H2O MW: 287.56 g/mol 400 g

Zonrox Bleach 22000 g

GENERAL CHEMICAL LIQUID

Alanine Solution 1000 mLAmmonium chloride NH4Cl AR Mallinckrodt Chemicals ( Poison /

Corrosive) 50 mL

Ammonium molybdate reagent 80 mL

Barfoed's reagent Mars Laboratory 100 mL

Benedict's solution Chemline 200 mL

Bials Reagent 200 mL

Bromothymol blue indicator solution 0.04% Wako pure chemical ind. ltd. 10 mL

Buffered peptone water 20.0 g/1 L distilled water 80 mL

Crystal Violet 1000 mL

Diphenylalanine 200 mL

Fehlings “A” 2200 mL

Fehlings “B” 2300 mL

Ferric alum indicator Dec. 2015 500 mL

Formalin 16000 mL

Fructose Solution Dec. 2014 800 mL

Galactose Solution 1000 mL

Giemsa’s Stain 500 mL

Glycerin (RTC Supply House) 100 mL


Glycerine 16000 mL

Glycerol, pure 300 mLGlycerol AR CH2OHCHNCH2OH MW = 92.09 RCS (Rolex Scientific

Corp) 5000 mL

Grams Iodine (Medic Diagnostic) 400 mL

Gram Stain Decolorizer 1000 mL

Hanus iodine solution 500 mL

Hayems Solution (Medic Diagnostic Reagents) 2500 mL

Hopkins Cole Reagent 1000 mL

Hydrogen bisulfate 2000 mL

Lanolin Dec. 2015 500 mL

Lugol's reagent T.G. Chemline 400 mL

Millons reagent Dec. 2015 1000 mL

Molish reagent Dec. 2015 1200 mL

Methylene Blue 0.05 % solution in water 100 mL

Phenylalanine solution Dec. 2015 250 mL

Ribose Solution Dec. 2014 800 mL

Saffranin (Medic Diagnostic Reagents) 1000 mL

Seliwanofs Reagent 700 mL

Sodium Hypochlorite 9000 mL

Standard Cholesterol 1000 mL

Stokes Reagent 1000 mL

Tryptophan Solution 1000 mL

Tyrosine Solution 1000 mL

Universal Indicator 500 mL

WBC Diluting Fluid 800 mL

Winter green Diamond Scientific and Laboratory Supply 1000 mL

Wright Stain 1000 mL

Zinc Nitrate, Zn(NO3)2 . 6 H2O MW: 120.15 g/mol 500 mL

CORROSIVE ACID SOLID

Adipic acid 150 gL-Ascorbic acid,C6H8O6 MW = 176.13 Unilab (harmful) 400 g

L-Ascorbic acid, Dec. 2015 250 gDL-Aspartic acid JT Baker Biochemical Reagent

HOOCCH(NH2)CH2COOH MW = 133.10 500 g

Benzoic acid A.R. C6H5COOH MW = 122.12 Univar (hazardous) 1450 g

Boric acid A.R. H3BO3 MW = 61.83 Suvchem (harmful) 1700 g

Butylbenzoic acid 99% (CH3)3CC6H4CO2H Sigma Aldrich (harmful) 500 g

Citric acid 70 g

3,4-Dichlorobenzoic acid 99% Sigma Aldrich (irritant) 170 g

3,5-Dinitrobenzoic acid Sigma Aldrich (harmful) 500 g

L-Glutamic acid reagent plus 99% MW = 147.13 Sigma Aldrich/Labchem 200 g

Oxalic acid 450 g

Phenol 200 g

Salicylic acid solid Marslab 250 g

Stearic acid CH3 (CH2)16COOH Kukosan chem. works ltd. 25 g


Succinuc acid 99.00% Sigma Aldrich 100 g

Sulphanilic acid NH2C6H4SOOH MW = 173.19 Univar (hazardous) 100 g

Tartaric acid 400 g

Trans- cinnamic acid 99+% C6H5CH= CHCO2H Sigma Aldrich (irritant) 5 g

Tricarboxylic acid 200 gTrichloroacetic acid CCl3COOH MW = 163.39 Univar (corrosive 8/

poison) 30 g

Trichloroacetic acid Exp. 2014 100 g

CORROSIVE ACID LIQUID

Acetic acid,glacial A.R. CH3COOH MW=60.05 g/mol 1L =1.05 kg Merck/Univar (Corrosive/very corrosive/flammable) 300 mL

Bromine Br2 1L = 3.12 kg MW = 159.82 g/mol Merck (very toxic/corrosive) 1000 mL

Bromine water Br2 Hi-lite chem.& scientific supply 300 mL

Bromine water, Dec. 2015 1000 mL

Butyric acid 1000 mL

Carbolic acid Mars lab/phildent 9000 mL

Formic acid 98% Fluka chemika 600 mL

Glycine/carboxylic acid Dec. 2014 16000 mL

Hydrochloric acid A.R. HCl 37% MW: 36.46 Lab-scan (corrosive) 2300 mL

Hydrochloric acid A.R. HCl 37% MW: 36.46 Lab-scan (corrosive) 3000 mL

Hydroflouric Acid 37% 4000 mL

Nitric acid 65% Merck (corrosive) 2400 mL

Ortho-phosphoric acid 85% H3PO4 MW = 98.00 Merck/Univar (corrosive) 2200 mL

Phenol Liquid, CP RTC supply house 600 mL

Phenol Liquid, Tech.(corrosive) 300 mL

Phosphoric acid 85% 100 mL

Propionic acid C3H6O2 Fluka Chemika (corrosive) 950 mL

Salicylic acid liquid 400 mLSulfuric acid A.R.95-97%/98% H2SO4 1L = 1.84 kg MW= 98.8 g/mol Lab-

scan/Merck (corrosive) 2000 mL

Sulfuric acid Dec. 2015 5000 mL

CORROSIVE BASE SOLID

Baking soda 100 gBarium hydroxide crystal extra pure Ba(OH)2 · 8 H2O MW = 315.57

Merck (harmful) 400 g

Barium hydroxide LR Ba(OH)2 · 8 H2O MW = 315.57 Unilab (poison/toxic) 400 g

Calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2 Merck (irritant) 750 g

Calcium hydroxide, tech. Ca(OH)2 250 g

Iodine Crystal (Resublimed) AR (Poison, Corrosive) 500 gIron (II) Chloride Tetrahydrate, FeCl2 . 4H2O MW: 198.81 g/mol

Technopharma Chem 480 g

Iron (II) Chloride Anhydrous AR, FeCl2 MW: 162.21 g/mol (Hazardous) 400 g

Iron (III) Chloride Hexahydrate, FeCl3 . 6H2O MW: 270.30 g/mol (Hazardous) 250 g

Potassium hydroxide pellets AR KOH MW = 56.11g/mol 20 gSodium hydroxide pellets AR NaOH MW = 40.00 g/mol

Technopharmachem/Suvchem (corrosive) July 2014 800 g


Sodium hydroxide (technical) 30 g

Zinc Chloride Purified, ZnCl2 MW: 136.29 g/mol (Technopharma) 500 g

Zinc Nitrate Hexahydrate, Zn(NO3)2 . 6H2O MW: 297.49 g/mol (WAKO) 250 g

Zinc Oxide 800 g

CORROSIVE BASE LIQUID

Ammonium hydroxide A.R. 28.0% - 30.0 % AS NH3 /NH4OH Mallinckrodt Chemicals (poison / Corrosive) 400 mL

Aniline Baker Analyzed Reagent C6H5NH2 MW = 93.13 500 mL

Nylanders Solution (Fluka Analytical) 500 mL

FLAMMABLE &/OR H2O/AIR REACTIVE SOLID

Acenaphthene 99% C12H10 Sigma Aldrich (irritant) 100 gAcetanilide A.R C8H9NO MW :135.16 Hi-media/Fluka Chemika (harmful) 400g

Acetic Anhydride (CH3CO)2O MW: 102.0 g/mol 1200 g

Aluminum powder, tech 100 gBenzaldehyde Extra Pure Reagent, C7H6O MW: 106.13 g/mol

Shimakyu’s Pure Chemicals 200 g

Benzamine AR Mars lab. instrument 80 gBenzidine, approx. 95% Sigma Aldrich (toxic/dangerous to the

environment) 1 g

Biphenyl Merck- Schuchardt (irritant) 1000 gCamphor,96% C10H16O MW = 152.24 Sigma Aldrich (high flammable/

irritant) 100 g

N,N-diphenylacetamide, 99% Sigma Aldrich (irritant) 100 g

Lead metal, granular 200 gMagnesium ribbon Mg MW = 24.31 Labchem (hazardous/flammable

solid) 1040 g

Manganese (IV) oxide powder MnO2 MW = 86.94 300 g

Napthalene balls C12H16 (flammable) 250 g1-Naphthylamine, approx. 98% C10H9N Sigma Aldrich (harmful/

dangerous for the environment) 100 g

Sulfur powder S MW=32.066 Wako chem 80 g

Thioacetamide extra pure C2H5NS MW = 75.13 Hi-media(toxic) 100 g

Thiourea LR Cs(NH2)2 MW = 76.12 Unilab (poison/harmful) 400 g

Zinc dust AR (325 mesh) Zn MW=65.37 Suvchem (flammable) 1000 g

Zinc metal (mozzy zinc) 200 g

FLAMMABLE VOLATILE LIQUID

Acetic anhydride (CH3CO)2O MW: 102.0 g/mol 100 mLAcetone Tech. Grade (CH3CO)2CO Chemline (Flammable / Harmful) 300 mL

Acetone Dec. 2014 2500 mL

N-Amyl alcohol 1000 mLAniline Reagent plus 99% Sigma Aldrich ( Toxic / Dangerous to the

environment) 500 mL

1 – Butanol C4H10O MW: 74.12 g/mol J.T. Baker 1000 mL

N-Butanol Chemline 800 mLCanada balsam in xylene thin Gurr/BDH chem. ltd (highly

flammable/harmful) 200 mL

1 – Chlorobutane C4H9Cl MW: 91.45 g/mol 2000 mLChloroform A.C. S Reagent CHCl3 MW 119.33 JJT Baker/

Labscan/Fisher scientific( harmful/toxic) 3000 mL


Cyclohexanol RTC supply house 400 mL

Cyclohexene C6H12 MW = 84.16 AR, UNIVAR 2500 mL

Ethanol A.R. 96% C2H5OH MW = 46.07 Univar (flammable liquid 3) 2800 mLEthanol, Absolute, Analytical Grade, ACS, reag. pH EUR, SCHARLAU

S.L. 10/2016 5000 mL

Formaldehyde solution 37% Merck (Toxic) 150 mL

Formalin Dec. 2015 16000 mL

N-Heptane CH3(CH2) 5CH3 MW = 100.21 Univar ( Flammable Liquid 2) 2000 mL

N-Heptane AR CH3(CH2)5CH3 MW = 100.21 UNIVAR 2500 mLN-Hexane AR 95% CH3(CH2) 4CH3 Labscan Analytical (highly

flammable/harmful) 800 mL

Hexane Dec. 2015 1000 mL

N-Hexane 98 % AR RCI LABSCAN 4000 mL

Kerosene (Flammable) 100 mL

Liquid paraffin WAKO Purechemical Industries Ltd. 400 mLMethanol A.R. CH3OH MW = 32.04 1L= 0.79 kg Univar/ Merck/ Hi-lite

chem (poison/toxic/highly flammable) 2300 mL

Methyl salicylate USP Hi-lite Chem Scientific Supply 900 mL

Petroleum ether ACG Reagent J.T Baker 50mL

Petroleum ether Dec. 2015 2500 mLPropan-2-Ol (Isopropanol) (CH3)2CHOH MW = 60.10 Univar (flammable

liquid 3) 300 mL

Propan-2-Ol Dec. 2015 2500 mL

OXIDIZERS SOLID

Ammonium dichromate, crystals (NH4)2Cr2O7 Mallincropy 500 gAmmonium nitrate, NH4NO3 MW: 80.04 g/mol Merck (oxidizing) 1850 g

Barium nitrate chem pure AG Ba(NO3)2 Riedel-dehaen(harmful) 1000 g

Bismuth nitrate 400 g

Cadmium nitrate tetrahydrate, 98% 1000 gChromium (III) oxide, Cr2O3 CA-50 microns, 98+% MW 100.00 g/mol

Sigma Aldrich (no hazard to water) 600 g

Cobalt nitrate Co(NO3)3 MW: 219.93 g/mol 50 g

Cobalt (II) chloride hexahydrate CoCl2 . 6H2O MW: 237.9 g/mol 500 gCopper (II) nitrate, A.R Cu(NO3)2 · 2 ½ H2O MW = 232.59 Univar

(oxidizing) 350 g

Magnesium nitrate AR Mg(NO3)2 · 6H2O MW = 256.41 Univar (hazardous/irritant) 300 g

Nickel nitrate AR Ni(NO3)2 · 6H2O MW = 290.81 UNIVAR 500 gPotassium chromate AR K2CrO4 MW = 194.19-20 Merck/ Suvchem/

Sigma Aldrich (irritant/toxic 6) 500 g

Potassium dichromate K2Cr2O7 MW: 294.20 g/mol Fluka Chemica (toxic/dangerous for the environment) 200 g

Potassium iodate, AR, KIO3 MW: 214.00 g/mol Univar (Hazardous) 500 g

Potassium nitrate KNO3 MW = 101.11 g/mol Merck (oxidizing agents) 2450 gPotassium permanganate KMnO4 MW = 158.3 g/mol Univar (oxidizing

agents/poison)/Hi-media (oxidizing/harmful) 200 g

Potassium permanganate A.R. 500 gSilver nitrate AR/reagent grade ACS AgNO3 MW = 169.87 BDH lab

reagent/Scharlau (irritant/corrosive/dangerous for the environment) 100 g

Soda lime 350 g

Sodium nitrate NaNO3 MW = 84.99 g/mol Mars lab 1700 g


Zinc nitrate AR Zn(NO3)2 · 6H2O Farco chem. (harmful) liquefied 400 gZinc nitrate, tech. Zn(NO3)2 · 6H2O MW = 297.49 Univar (oxidizing

agent) 500 g

Zinc nitrate hexahydrate Zn(NO3)2 · 6H2O MW = 297.49, liquefied 400 g

Zinc oxide 1000 g

OXIDIZERS - LIQUID

Hydrogen peroxide 30% H2O2 Merck Corrosive 400 mLHydrogen peroxide 30% Dec. 2014 2500 mL

CARCINOGENS

Antimony potassium tartrate KSb C4H4O6 . 5 H2O MW: 333.93 (Poison) 500 gBarium hydroxide Ba(OH)2 . 8H2O MW: 315.47 Unilab (Toxic) 600 gBenzene GR for Analysis C6H6 1L = 0.88 kg MW: 78.11 g/mol Merck

(Highly Flammable Toxic) 3500 mL

Benzidine, Approx. 95% (Toxic) Sigma Aldrich 1 g

Benzyl chloride (Toxic) Sigma Aldrich 50 gBromobenzene 99% C6H5Br Sigma Aldrich (irritant/dangerous to the

environment) 500 mL

Carbon tetrachloride GR Analysis CCl4 1L = 55kg MW = 153.82g/mol Merck (Toxic / Dangerous to the environment) 1500 mL

Chlorobenzene C6H5Cl Fisher scientific AR Grade Fluka Chemical (Flammable / Harmful) 2750 mL

Chlorobutane Fluka Chemical ( Highly Flammable) 900 mLCyclohexane GR for Analysis C6H12 1L = 0.78 kg MW = 84.16

Merck (Flammable / Harmful / Dangerous to the environment) 1500 mL

Dichloromethane CH2Cl2 1L = 1.33 kg MW = 84.93 g/mol Merck (Harmful Univar AR Toxic 6 carcinogenic) 1500 mL

Dichloromethane Dec. 2015 2500 mL

Dimethyl maleate 96% CH3Cl2CH=CHCO2CH3 Sigma Aldrich (Harmful) 50 mL

Ethyl acetate AR CH2COOC2H5 Univar (Flammable Liquid 3) 1500 mL

Lead acetate AR trihydrate (CH3COO)2 Pb . 3H2O MW: 379.33 500 g

Lead (II) acetate trihydrate (CH3COO)2 Pb . 3H2O MW: 379.33 800 g

Lead nitrate 170 gMercury (II) chloride AR Reagent for Zinc HgCl2 MW: 271.50 Merck

(Toxic) / Univar 1750 g

Methyl Orange Sodium Salt C14H14N3SO3Na MW: 327.34 (Hazardous) 50 g

Nickel (II) chloride (toxic) 98% Fluka 800 gNitrobenzene, Synthesis C6H5NO2 Merck (Toxic / Dangerous from the

environment) 2000 mL

Nitrobenzene AR C6H5NO2 MW = 123.11 Univar ( Toxic / Poison) 2000 mL

Nitrobenzol C6H5NO2 Merck (Toxic ) 400 mL

N,N-dimethyl-P-phenlenediamine dihydrochloride Sigma Aldrich (toxic) 10 g

Phenol Solid C6H5OH MW: 94.11 g/mol (Toxic) 1150 g

Toluene AR C6H5CH3 MW = 92.14 Univar ( Poison/Flammable Liquid 3) 200 mL

Computer Laboratory Equipment Regularly Available in the Computer laboratories.

Supplies/materials Regularly Available Quantity



18 UnitsAsus P5S-MX SE, Intel Core 2 CPU 2.0GHz, 512 MB DDR2 RAM, 128MB PCI-e Video, 160GB Seagate HDD, Lite-On CDROM

1 UnitIntel Pentium 4 CPU 2.00 GHz, 1 GB DDR PC2700 RAM, 40 GB WDC HDD, HP CD-Writer, (S/N JXH0W11)

1 UnitAsrock P4VM800, Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.40 GHz, 576 MB DDR RAM, 20 GB Maxtor HDD, Lite-On CDROM

1 UnitRed Fox U8638,Intel Pentium 4 CPU 1.70 GHz, 2x128 MB SDRAM PC133, 80 GB Samsung HDD, CDROM

1 UnitIntel Pentium 4 CPU 2.80 GHz, 2x256 MB DDR PC3200, 40 GB HDD, Lite-On CDROM, (S/N P010046SE525119)

4 UnitsOptiplex GX100, Intel Celeron 500 MHz CPU, 128MB SDRAM PC100, Maxtor 10GB HDD, LiteOn CDROM

With AOC 152V 15” LCD Monitor, Mouse, Keyboard, AVR,

2 units Ethernet Hub

2 units Airconditioning System

2 units Fire Extinguisher

1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer

Software Installed: Ubunto Operating System Ubunto Software Collection Open Office Java Compiler C++ Compiler Apache MySQL

26 units


20 Units25 units


Asus P5S-MX SE, Intel Core 2 CPU @ 2.0GHz, 512 MB DDR2 RAM, 128MB PCI-e Video, 160GB Seagate HDD, Lite-On CDROM

5 UnitsEMX-IH61LT-iCafe, Intel Core i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 2GB DDR3 RAM, 256MB On-board Video, 320GB SATA WDC HDD




1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer




19 UnitsAsus P5KPL-AM SE, Intel Dual Core CPU 2.5GHz, 1GB DDR2 RAM, 160GB WD HDD, DVD-Writer

6 UnitsIntel DH55PJ, Intel Core i3 CPU 2.93 GHz, sGB DDR3 PC3-10700, 500GB WD HDD




1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer


25 units




17 Units Intel Pentium 4, 3.0 GHz Processor,ASUS P4S800MX Motherboard, Nvidia FX5200 128MB DDR AGP 8X40 GB Hard Disk 7200 rpm, white 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive,256MB Memory

5 UnitsIntel Pentium 4, 2.8 GHz Processor,VIA Intel Motherboard, Nvidia FX5200 128MB DDR AGP 8X40 GB Hard Disk 7200 rpm, white 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive,256MB Memory

2 UnitsProcessor: Intel Core TM i3-530, 2.93GHz, 4MB Smart Motherboard:Intel Desktop Board DH55PJ H55 Memory:2GB DDR3

With 14 units AOC 15” LCD Monitor, 5 Giant 15” CRT Monitor, 5 Hanns G LCD Monitor, 22 PS2 mouse, 2 USB mouse, 22 PS2 Keyboard, 2 USB Keyboard



1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer



24 units


COMPUTER LABORATORY 202MULTI-MEDIA LABORATORY

7 UnitsProcessor: Intel Core TM i3-530, 2.93GHz, 4MB Smart Motherboard:Intel Desktop Board DH55PJ H55 Memory:2GB DDR3



With 8 AOC 15” monitor, 8 Giant 15” monitor, 12 Hanns G LCD Monitor, 1 Acer 15” monitor, 1 Red Fox 15” monitor, 23 Generic Mouse, 7 A4tech USB mouse, 23 Generic PS2 Keyboard, 7 A4Tech USB Keyboard




1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer


26 Units


20 Units20 Units


Processor: Intel Core TM i3-530, 2.93GHz, 4MB Smart Cache with intel HD graphic;32nm technology;two channels o DDR3 1333 MHz memory; LGA 1156 socket


1 unit Ethernet Hub



1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer



20 UnitsIntel Core i7-2600, Sandy Bridge 3.4 GHz(3.8GHz Turbo Boost);4x256kb L2 cache 8MB L3 cache; LGA 1155 95W Quad-Core; Asrock H161M-VS or EMAXX EMX-1H61-icafe; Intel HD graphics 2000; 2GB DDR3 1333MHz; 320GB WD SATA III 7200 rpm; Matx Black Casing 600W PSU

With Hanns-G 16” LCD Monitor, Mouse, Keyboard, AVR,

1 unit Ethernet Hub



1 First-Aid Kit

1 Printer

Software Installed: Ubunto Operating System Ubunto Software Collection

20 Units


Open Office Java Compiler C++ Compiler Apache MySQL

IT EQUIPMENTS

Multimedia Projectors12 units

Smart TV 2 Units

Tablet PC 5 Units

Digital Camera KODAK Digital Camera CANON Digital Camera

1 unit1 unit

Digital Video Camera SONY Digital handy Camera with I-Link Interface

1 unit

Printer HP LaserJet 1200 HP LaserJet 1160 EPSON LX –300+ Ink Jets

1 unit1 unit2 units7 units

Hub/ Switch 3D Link 16 Port Network Switch 4D Link 8 Port Network Switch

14 sets1 set

Software Open Source Technology (Ubunto / Ubunto Software Collection) / Apache / MySQL / PHP / Java / C++

1 unit1 unit

6. Description of the maintenance System for the laboratories and Equipment.

A. Maintenance System for the Laboratory Equipment and Apparatus.

Subject ProfessorLaboratory Aide

Laboratory

Facilitie

s

Coordinator

Dean

Supply

Laboratory Technician


1. The Laboratory Professor reports any borrowed nonfunctional equipment to the Laboratory Aide in charge. Any damaged material/apparatus is also reported. The borrower is responsible for replacement for any totally damaged material. If repair is possible for the damaged material, the borrower shoulders the cost for repair.

2. The Laboratory Aide inspects the reported damaged materials and informs the Laboratory Facilities Coordinator.

3. The Laboratory Facilities Coordinator sends communication to the Supplier of the damaged material. The Supplier’s Laboratory Technician suggests recommendations. The Lab Facilities Coordinator then reports to the Dean.

4. The Dean communicates to the Supply Officer and gives possible solutions to the problem.

5. The Supply Officer prepares the purchase request and other necessary documents to address the problem.

B. Maintenance System for the Laboratory Facilities

The Laboratory and Instrumentation Office strictly implements its Laboratory Guidelines. These are:

1. General Guidelines for the Use of Science Laboratory Facilities2. Guidelines for the Borrowing of Laboratory

Materials/Apparatus/Equipments for Laboratory Classes3. Guidelines for Borrowing of Laboratory

Materials/Apparatus/Equipments/Etc for Special Purposes4. Guidelines for Laboratory Professors/Research Advisers5. Guidelines for the Use of Computer Laboratories

7. Functional Locally Improvised Apparatus.

Improvised Apparatus

Purpose/Brief Description

Approving Authority

Subject Where it is Used

Staff Responsible for Improving

Secchi Disk

An improvised apparatus used to measure water turbidity

Instructional Materials Committee

Ecology Faculty In-charge

QuadratFor Ecological Habitat Assessment of Seagrass/Seaweeds


Ecology/Plant Systematics

Faculty In-charge

Isolation Chamber

For Isolation purposes of cultured organisms in Microbiology


General Biology/ Microbiology

Faculty In-Charge

Burlese Funnel

For isolation of soil microfauna


Field Biology/Ecology

Faculty In-charge

8. Safety Devices Available in the Laboratories

Laboratory Safety Device Available

Quantity


CSB2 101, CSB2 102, CSB2 105, CSB2 201, CSB2 202, CSB2 201, CSB2 205, CSB2 206, Computer LaboratoriesCSB2 104, Digital Electronics Laboratory

Fire extinguisher

First aid kit

2 pcs per laboratory room

1 kit per laboratory

CSB3 105 (Systematic Zoology Laboratory, Embryology Laboratory, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy Laboratory)

Exhaust FanMedicine CabinetSafety ShowerFire ExtinguisherEye wash stationFume hoodEmergency lamp

CSB3 106 (General Biology Laboratory, Biodiversity Laboratory, Animal Histology Laboratory, Micro technique Laboratory)

Exhaust FanMedicine CabinetFire ExtinguisherEmergency lamp

CSB3 206 (Microbiology Laboratory, Plant Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory and Systematic Botany Laboratory, Parasitology Laboratory)

Exhaust fanMedicine cabinetFire extinguisher Laminar FlowEmergency lamp

9. Extent of Compliance with the Team’s Recommendations in the Last Survey Visit

Preliminary Survey Recommendations

Action Taken (Compliance)

Percentage of Compliance

Evidence of Compliance

1. The university management may promulgate or enact a well described policy system on replenishment of perishable material, coding and inventory

There is an existing policy that governs individual units of the university in purchasing required materials and monitoring them.

100%

University policy on purchases.PPA, PPMP, Purchasing rules and regulations.

2. Motivate faculty members to conduct researches, specially innovations to increase the number of fabricated tools and apparatuses

New faculty members of the university are mandated to undergo trainings and workshops that will enhance their capabilities in conducting research. Associate

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Certificates of attendance to training seminars for conducting researches.

Research outputs


Professors and higher ranks are mandated to conduct research aside from instruction

10. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

A. Strengths

1. There is a fully functional multimedia laboratory equipped with the latest multimedia facilities that may be utilized by the department.

2. There are available natural science laboratories with sufficient facilities for conducting science experiments.

3. There is a repair and maintenance system manned by three technical staffs that take care of the computers in the laboratory on a regular basis. There are also technical persons in-charge of other laboratories intended for general education subjects (speech lab, chemistry lab, physics lab, audio-visual lab)

4. A good number of highly skilled technicians are readily available in the computer laboratory.

5. There is a collapsible divider of two laboratory rooms that may accommodate hands-on training seminars and workshops.

6. A LAN facility was installed to provide for internet connection to the laboratory.

7. There is a readily available WiFi access points that may be used by the faculty and students of the college anywhere in the campus.

8. Computer Science major subjects have been reduced to a minimum number for a laboratory class for a better facilitative learning.

9. Additional IT and multimedia equipments were acquired for better delivery of instruction.

B. Area Needing Improvement

1. There are sufficient number of laboratories and computer equipments utilized by BS Information Technology students in the college; however none of these laboratories could handle classes of large size. Though this problem was addressed by splitting large classes in two and by allowing them to use two different laboratories in order to guarantee a one-is-to-one (1:1) ratio between student and computer, it is still better if there is a readily available computer laboratory that could handle large classes at a time. This will ensure that the assigned instructor will be able to attend to the entire class in a single room and in the same schedule at a time.

C. Recommendation


1. The college may consider establishing a computer laboratory that may be utilized by classes of large numbers at a time. This will ensure that laboratory classes will be conducted on the same schedule and on the same laboratory room with one-is-to-one (1:1) ratio between computers and students without splitting the class in two.

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Prepared by:

ARIS J. ORDONEZ COORDINATOR, Area IX

Noted by:

LUCY D. ESTIOKO, Ph.D. Dean, College of Science

Documents

Bicol University College of Science - · Web viewA. Laboratories, Shops / Facilities A.1. CHED – required laboratories and inventory of existing laboratories. Name of Laboratory