A.A.

Sg Mas Indrayani
Devi Sundari
I Komang Semara Dinatha
Gunaksa
Jero Made Sarimin
Kadek Ryan Oktaviani
Ni Kadek Widyartiwi
 Laminar airflow is a
cabinet which designed
to prevent contamination
of semiconductor wafers,
biological samples, or any
particle sensitive device.
• Close the hood and turn on its germicidal
ultraviolet (UV) light
• Turn off the UV light. Turn on the blower and the
regular light.
• Raise the hood slowly until you feel resistance,
and then stop.
• Wear laboratory gloves, and wipe them down with
alcohol every time you insert your hands under
the hood.
• Wipe the surfaces inside the hood with alcohol.
• Wipe the surfaces of all materials you intend
to use before placing them into the hood.
• Move the supplies for your procedure inside
the hood. Keep them a few inches back from
the front of the hood to ensure that they
remain uncontaminated. Do not place them
too far back, as this may interfere with the
airflow.
• Remove all of your supplies when you are
done using the hood.
• Wipe down the surfaces inside the hood with
alcohol once again, and close the hood.
• Turn on the UV light again. Let it run for
several minutes, and then turn it off.
• Always follow the procedures dictated by
your lab.
• Always use the aseptic techniques.
• Never work with noxious chemicals and
hazardous materials under a laminar flow
hood. Instead, use a biosafety cabinet or
chemical fume hood.
• Do not put your head into the hood.
 Vocabulary
• Close : Menutup
• Turn off : Matikan
• Turn on : Hidupkan
• Raise : Menaikkan
• Wear : Memakai
• Wipe : Menggosok
• Use : Menggunakan
• Move : Memindahkan
• Remove : Menyingkirkan
• Work : Bekerja
• Put : Meletakkan
 Reference
http://www.ask.com/question/definition-of-
laminar-airflow
http://www.ask.com/question/laminar-air-flow
http://www.ehow.com/how_7461084_use-
laminar-flow-hood.html
https://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?
qid=20100226021943AAZOQPU
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