The Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube with Stopcock is designed for precise volumetric measurement in laboratory distillation processes. With a 10:0.1 ml capacity and zero point located above the stopcock, this tube provides accurate readings and controlled fluid transfer, making it ideal for Dean-Stark moisture determinations and similar applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Volume: 10:0.1 ml
Stopcock: Integrated for precise control
Zero Point: Positioned above the stopcock for accurate measurements
Application: Suitable for use in Dean-Stark apparatus and other lab setups requiring precise volumetric analysis
This high-quality measuring tube from Lenz-Laborglas ensures reliable performance and accuracy in analytical and research laboratories.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube with Stopcock, 10:0.1 ml, Zero Point above the Stopcock used for?
It is designed for precise volumetric measurement in laboratory distillation processes. With a 10:0.1 ml capacity and zero point located above the stopcock, this tube provides accurate readings and controlled fluid transfer, making it ideal for Dean-Stark moisture determinations and similar applications.
2. Is this product suitable for use in Dean-Stark apparatus and other lab setups requiring precise volumetric analysis?
Yes. It is designed for use in Dean-Stark apparatus and other lab setups requiring precise volumetric analysis, and offers a volume of 10:0.1 ml to support this kind of work.
3. What volume does this product have?
It has a volume of 10:0.1 ml.
4. What stopcock and zero point does this product offer?
It offers integrated for precise control and positioned above the stopcock for accurate measurements.
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Frequently asked questions
It is designed for precise volumetric measurement in laboratory distillation processes. With a 10:0.1 ml capacity and zero point located above the stopcock, this tube provides accurate readings and controlled fluid transfer, making it ideal for Dean-Stark moisture determinations and similar applications.
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