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Arthur Wahl's right thumb compresses the pipette bulb while two fingers encircle its glass stem. The pipette tip sits 1 cm inside the reaction microtube mouth; the forming drop remains attached to the tip. Arthur Wahl's left hand grips the stand knob that secures the reaction microtube vertically above the bench. The sample planchet rests flat on the bench directly beneath the clamped detector probe. The detector clamp grips the probe, its stand base meets the bench, and its cable plugs into the counter box. The counter box's four rubber feet and the lamp's bolted base meet the laboratory bench. Wahl is a 1.75 m standing adult; the microtube is 10 cm tall, the pipette 18 cm long, and the detector probe 15 cm long. 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