5. Why must a centrifuge always be balanced during use? 6. What is the identity of the creamy yellow solid produced when potassium iodide is added to a portion of the final centrifugate?
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When a centrifuge is unbalanced, it can cause excessive vibrations and potentially damage the equipment or cause injury to the user. Balancing the centrifuge involves distributing the samples or tubes evenly around the rotor to ensure that the weight is evenly Show more…
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