Petri Dish

A petri dish is a small, shallow, transparent dish with a lid, primarily utilized in biological experiments for cell culture. It is commonly employed in microbiological studies as a container for growing microbes on nutrient-rich media.

Types of Lab Petri Dishes:

Shape: Petri dishes typically come in cylindrical shapes with diameters ranging from 30 to 200 millimetres, although square and rectangular variations are also accessible.

Usability- Depending on their composition, Petri dishes can be either reusable or disposable. Reusable dishes are durable and can endure multiple cycles of dry or wet sterilization procedures.

Material- Lab Petri dishes can be made of various materials, each with its...