Antibiotics Investigation with White Tray: What is it Called?

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The discussion centers around identifying a specific type of tray used in laboratory settings for conducting antibiotic investigations. Participants suggest that the tray might be an "ELISA test plate," although there is some uncertainty about the exact terminology. One user mentions using trays from Atlantic Nuclear Corp., designed for assays with radiolabeled substances, which feature a clear disposable liner for spill containment and easy clean-up. Ultimately, the original poster concludes that they simply referred to it as a "white tray," expressing gratitude for the assistance in clarifying the terminology.
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I used a white tray to work on for my antibiotics investigation. What is the tray called? :frown:
 
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I believe what you are referring to is called an "ELISA test plate" :smile:


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the one you put on the lab benches right? Just used as an area to work on
 
I'm really not sure what you're referring to. Are you sure it isn't just a tray?
 
it is. but has the "stupid" white tray got a name? because i am writing up an investigation, and my teacher said name the tray.....
 
I use trays such as these available from Atlantic Nuclear Corp. for assays using radiolabeled substances. They have a clear disposable liner molded to fit the lipped base and are designed to contain spills and facilitate clean-up/decontamination . The ones I use are yellow to designate radiation hazard, but they are available in white, perhaps this is at least similar to what you were using?
 
lol that's too advanced for me.

I just called it a white tray... thank you everybody for your time and help :)
 
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