The Lenz-Laborglas Water Estimator to Dean Stark is designed for precise measurement of water content via distillation. Featuring a 10:0.1 ml measuring tube with zero point at the stopcock, a 500 ml flask, and an integrated Liebig condenser, this setup is ideal for moisture determination in a variety of chemical analyses.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Measuring Tube: 10:0.1 ml with zero point at the stopcock
Flask Volume: 500 ml
Condenser Type: Liebig condenser for efficient cooling
Application: Ideal for precise moisture analysis using Dean-Stark distillation
This high-quality setup from Lenz-Laborglas is a dependable solution for labs needing accurate water content determination in complex mixtures.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Lenz-Laborglas Water Estimator to Dean Stark 10:0.1 ml, Flask 500 ml, Zero Point at the Stopcock, Measuring Tube with Stopcock, with Liebig used for?
It is designed for precise measurement of water content via distillation. Featuring a 10:0.1 ml measuring tube with zero point at the stopcock, a 500 ml flask, and an integrated Liebig condenser, this setup is ideal for moisture determination in a variety of chemical analyses.
2. Is this product suitable for precise moisture analysis using Dean-Stark distillation?
Yes. It is designed for precise moisture analysis using Dean-Stark distillation, and offers a measuring tube of 10:0.1 ml with zero point at the stopcock and a flask volume of 500 ml to support this kind of work.
3. What measuring tube and flask volume does this product have?
It has a measuring tube of 10:0.1 ml with zero point at the stopcock and a flask volume of 500 ml.
4. What condenser type does this product offer?
It offers liebig condenser for efficient cooling.
Accessories
Round bottom flasks with conical ground joint, DURAN®
Water estimator, zero point above the stopcock, with stopcock
Frequently asked questions
It is designed for precise measurement of water content via distillation. Featuring a 10:0.1 ml measuring tube with zero point at the stopcock, a 500 ml flask, and an integrated Liebig condenser, this setup is ideal for moisture determination in a variety of chemical analyses.
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