WordNet
n. a laboratory for research in chemistry [syn: chemistry lab, chem lab]
Usage examples of "chemistry laboratory".
Early the next day, in a chemistry laboratory at Columbia, I Jeff was crouched down before one of the cupboards beneath the~~ workbench, holding a list of apparatus required for the morning's,' experiment in one hand, and lifting out tripod, beakers, Leipzig Condenser, test-tube rack, and burner with the other As he was finishing, a foot planted itself in his field of vision, and a tall, thinnish figure with glasses materialized above.
Elmore Egan had transformed it into a workshop and a chemistry laboratory.
Morey was gathering a small library and equipping a chemistry laboratory.
Even at the end, there had been the eternal odor of the chemistry laboratory, and now even that was gone.
Yenaro's organic chemistry laboratory was sited in another building.
I could think of one person who might figure out a way to get pure dyes out of a roll of film without a complete chemistry laboratory, and I was checking quickly through my mind every item I had seen when I searched Clark's room.
From what occurred, I would assume that the main chemistry laboratory was on the same coordinates as was your house.
The TV scene changed to show other Todos Santos people: electronic assemblers, an elaborate chemistry laboratory, a man making intricate drawings using a computerized drafting table, more waldo operators.
I just want them to send the faceplate to the chemistry laboratory for an analysis.
The facility was small but complete, with a couple of examining rooms, private rooms, cells for treating prisoners and guarded witnesses, a surgery, and a closed door labeled, chillingly, Interrogation Chemistry Laboratory.