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The analytical scale needs to be clean before use to ensure accurate measurements. It is then calibrated using the casters and a referential weight. To weigh a product, a little ball and spatula are used, with the weight of the ball zeroed. Excess product can be placed in a bin. Once the weight is obtained, the scale is cleaned and turned off. So now that you've seen the different parts of the analytical scale with Louise, let's see how you should use it. Before any use, the scale needs to be clean. If it's not clean, the measurements will be wrong. To take the example of Louise, it's like you weighed flour and spilled it everywhere on the scale. You need to clean it to weigh flour again with the correct measurements. Once everything is clean, for the analytical scale to be precise, we calibrate it. And for that, we use the casters. With them, we put the bubble on the center of its circle, like you can see in the corner of the apparatus. Are you with me? Ok, now that the bubble is in the center, we turn on the analytical scale and press the button call until a beep is heard. If you take a look at the scale screen, it displays 200 grams. It means that you have to put a referential weight of 200 grams in the machine. Once a beep is heard, the analytical scale is calibrated. In other words, the bubble in the center of its position and a referential weight are used to calibrate our scale. I'd like to tell you how we can weight the product we want to. For that, we use a little ball Louise told you about and a spatula. Of course, to have a correct weight, we have to zero the weight of the little ball, as Louise explained to you. Do you still follow me? With the spatula, we correct a part of the substance in the little ball and modulate the quantity to end up with the right weight needed. If we have to throw away some of the product to have the correct number displayed, a container we call bin is provided to put the excess in. Is everything clear? Now that we have our weight, the balance must be cleaned and turned off. Our presentation is now finished. Thank you very much for your attention and goodbye!