The Lenz-Laborglas Round Bottom Flask 100 mL Three Neck, Side Necks Angled, Center Neck NS 29/32, Side Neck NS 14/23 is an essential piece of laboratory glassware for conducting complex chemical processes. Made from premium Duran borosilicate glass, it offers excellent resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion. Featuring a three-neck design with one center neck (NS 29/32) and two angled side necks (NS 14/23), this flask is ideal for reactions requiring multiple connections.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Material: Duran borosilicate glass for exceptional durability and resistance to thermal shock
Neck Sizes: NS 29/32 (center neck) and NS 14/23 (side necks) for compatibility with laboratory apparatus
Capacity: 100 mL
Application: Perfect for chemical reactions, distillations, and experiments requiring multiple connections
This round bottom flask with three necks is a versatile and essential tool for laboratories conducting multi-step chemical reactions and experiments.
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