Laboratorioaineille

Laboratorioaineille is a Finnish term used mainly in technical and regulatory contexts to designate substances intended for laboratory use. The word is formed from laboratorio- (laboratory) and a supreme "aine" (substance) with the allative plural suffix -ille, yielding a form that translates roughly as "for laboratory substances" or "to laboratory chemicals." In practice, laboratory-related terminology appears in inventories, safety data sheets, and procedural documents where it is necessary to distinguish materials meant for laboratory work from consumer products or industrial chemicals.

Etymology and grammar: The base noun laboratorioaine refers to a laboratory substance. The plural allative -ille marks the target or recipient, here the substances designated as appropriate for laboratory use. The form laboratorioaineille is thus used when listing multiple substances directed toward laboratory contexts.

Usage and examples: In documentation, you might encounter phrases such as laboratorioaineille tarkoitetut kemikaalit, meaning "chemicals intended for laboratory use." A label or category such as laboratorioaineille helps ensure proper handling, storage, and procurement procedures in research facilities. It is not a common term in everyday Finnish, but it appears in bilingual or technical materials, safety databases, and procurement catalogs.

See also: kemikaali, laboratorio, aine, turvallisuusdokumentaatio.