These beads are made of soda lime glass.
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General description
Glass beads can be used to purify, enrich or separate samples of solids, liquids or gases. They offer excellent batch consistency to ensure reliable, reproducible results.
Application
Analysis Note
Identity: conforms
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Are these beads borosilicate or soda-lime?
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Can these beads be sterilized?
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Yes, these glass beads are autoclavable.
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