Chemistry Heating Equipment

Make your laboratory heating equipment needs more efficient and safe with spectrum s selection of laboratory heaters including hot plates hot plates with magnetic stirrers dry block heaters freeze dryer heaters digital block heaters and heating mantles.

Chemistry heating equipment.

Shop for ring stands burettes clay triangles wire gauze erlenmeyer flasks volumetric flasks test tubes test tube holders test tube clamps crucible tongs beakers filter paper digital balances tongs clamps corks rubber stoppers desiccators distillation equipment burners hotplates for conducting experiments requiring high temperatures and other lab equipment for your chemistry experiments. It has a lid that is meant to contain particles of smoke. One of the most common in a chemistry lab is an erlenmeyer flask. Used for heating substances that need to be heated evenly.

However a crucible is heat resistant and is ideal for containing compounds when heated to high temperatures. Attached to a gas line and lit to provide heat for your experiments buret. An extremely accurate device with a stopcock at the bottom used to measure volumes of reagents. Volumetric flasks are another popular chemistry laboratory equipment.

The florence flask is mostly used in distillation. It s good for swirling storing and heating liquids. Not all laboratory glassware is appropriate for heating as they can get damaged or break. This type of flask has a narrow neck and a flat bottom.

Choose from glass beakers flasks graduated cylinders test tubes funnels bottles whole chemistry kits including our deluxe chemistry glassware set and supporting equipment. It is used for mixing stirring and heating chemicals. Used for holding chemicals during heating to very high temperatures. They also commonly have lips around their rims and markings to measure the volume they contain although they are not a precise way to measure liquids.

A beaker is a common container in most labs. The bulbed bottom allows the heat to distribute through the liquid more evenly. Most beakers have spouts on their rims to aid in pouring.