Computers and Technology, 26.05.2021 14:10 russboys3

How often is photography used within a lab environment?
A. Frequently, in order to capture data.
B. Rarely, as most lab technicians prefer using old-
school methods, such as written descriptions.
C. Never, as the camera flash can impact test results
or chemicals.

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