Description:
Material: Made of borosilicate glass, which is heat-resistant and chemically inert, ensuring durability and compatibility with a wide range of chemicals.
Shape: Typically has a flat bottom to ensure stability when placed on a laboratory surface, with a cylindrical or pear-shaped body and a neck that may be long or short.
Capacity: Available in various capacities, ranging from 50ml,100ml,250ml and 500ml.
Neck Design: The neck of the flask may have a standard taper or ground glass joint, allowing for the attachment of other glassware such as condensers, stoppers, or thermometers.
Usage: Used for a variety of purposes, including heating and boiling liquids, conducting chemical reactions (e.g., reflux reactions), and serving as a container for solutions or mixtures.
Heating: Flat-bottom flasks are suitable for heating on laboratory hot plates or using heating mantles, allowing for controlled heating of substances within the flask.
Stability: The flat bottom ensures stability during heating or stirring, reducing the risk of tipping over.
Cleaning: Cleaned with laboratory-grade cleaning solutions and rinsed thoroughly to remove residues and ensure cleanliness for subsequent uses.
Storage: When not in use, flat-bottom flasks are typically stored in a designated area to prevent breakage and ensure they remain clean and ready for use.