Z150398
Aldrich® low form dewar flask
capacity 150 mL, hemispherical, depth 4 cm
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UNSPSC Code:
41121804
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NB.43
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material
borosilicate glass
Joint
Joints neck (40)
sterility
non-sterile
feature
fits flask 100 mL
packaging
pack of 1
manufacturer/tradename
Sigma-Aldrich
I.D.
8 cm
capacity
150 mL
depth
4 cm
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General description
Aldrich low form dewar flask can be used in reactions requiring low temperatures and magnetic stirring. It has a shallow design in hemispherical or cylindrical (semi-flat bottom) configurations. The dewar flask is made of borosilicate glass with protective outer aluminum housing.
For use in reactions requiring low temperatures and magnetic stirring. Shallow design in hemispherical or cylindrical (semi-flat bottom) configurations. Borosilicate glass with protective outer aluminum housing.
Application
Aldrich® low form dewar flask has been used for liquid nitrogen baths during vape pyrolysis trapping experiments.
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