1,000ml Distillation Flask

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1000 ml distillation fractional flask. Made of borosilicate glass. The spherical shape facilitates uniform heating of the solution.

Base diameter Ø 131 mm
Neck diameter Ø 34 mm
Total height 300 mm
Arm diameter Ø 8 mm
Arm length 200 mm
Capacity 1000 ml

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1,000ml Distillation Flask

Brand Simax
Origin Czech Republic (EU) - CE
Manufactured according to DIN 12475 ISO 6556 standards
Borosilicate glass 3.3: distinguished by its very good chemical resistance to water, salt solutions, acids, bases and organic solvents. It is only attacked by hydrofluoric acid and, at high temperatures, by strong bases and phosphoric acid.

Distillation balloons are used in chemistry for the physical process of separating a mixture composed of two substances with different but close boiling points by heating and cooling. By applying a direct flame or with an electric blanket, the spherical base will be heated to bring to boiling and subsequently to evaporation of the substance. Borosilicate glass flasks 3.3 allow this practice due to their resistance to thermal shock. The distillation ball has a long neck and a side arm through which it is connected to a refrigerant by means of which the condensation process will be carried out.

Data sheet

Product Type
Round Flask for Fractional Distillation
Material
Borosilicate Glass
Capacity
1 litre
Colour
Clear
Base
131 mm Ø
Rim Shape
Beaded Rim
Neck Shape
Narrow Neck with Lateral Condensation Tube
Body Shape
Spherical Shaped
Bottom Shape
Round Bottom
Height
300 mm
Outer Diameter of Arm
200 mm
Arm Length
8 mm Ø
Neck Interior Diameter
34 mm Ø
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by Unit

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