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Drybench Virtual Wet Lab.

See where each transfer goes. Rehearse a preparation on an interactive bench, inspect the material ledger and compare changes against your original plan.

Example data: Synthetic three-column dilution. Illustrative exact-transfer example, model 1.0.0.

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The three-dimensional scene and its Blender-authored model load only in the workspace; the scientific ledger does not depend on WebGL.

What you can do with it

  • A bench you can inspect

    Select a well in the three-dimensional scene and read its exact quantities in the well inspector.

  • Changes with a reference

    Compare the edited preparation with the original at their calculated end states, with changed wells identified.

  • Clear transfer checks

    An overdrawn source, overfilled destination or unsupported instrument action stops at the last accepted state.

  • Material history

    Trace nominal material origins separately from possible contact through reused tips.

  • Your existing preparation

    Bring a supported serial-dilution recipe from the calculators and declare its physical setup.

  • A plan to return to

    Save the original and edited preparation together as a private protocol or versioned project file.

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Where every panel's data comes from
  • Transfer reference and synthetic preparation
    Transfer reference and synthetic preparationOur own content

    Declared ideal-transfer equations, a synthetic dilution example and a separately implemented exact-arithmetic reference.

    Model 1.0.0; synthetic inputs are illustrative, not measured laboratory data.

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Third-party notices

Built for research and education. The tools have not been validated for regulated use. Read the regulatory position

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