Glassware Purification Reagent Bottle Protect Liquids Westlab

A reagent bottle is a type of laboratory glassware. The term "reagent" refers to a substance that is part of a chemical reaction (or an ingredient of which), and "media" is the plural form of "medium" which refers to the liquid or gas which a reaction happens within, or is a processing chemical tool such as (for example) a flux.

Glass Laboratory Bottles, Narrow Mouth Glass Reagent Bottles w/ Ground Glass Stoppers Next Page. Add to Cart. These narrow mouth glass reagent bottles with ground glass stoppers feature a no-drip pour lip for easy pouring of contents. An octagon-shaped ground-glass stopper, which protects contents from airborne contaminants, is included.

Nalge 6501 For transport and storage of glass reagent bottle, 5-pint and 1-gallon capacity Neck and bottle cap are protected Clear polycarbonate lid allows for identification of bottle contents No need to remove bottle from carrier before pouring, Top twists off for removal from

3. When selecting a reagent bottle, read the label twice to be sure you have the chemical you want. 4. Do not lay tops of reagent bottles or stoppers on the laboratory bench. 5. Use separate spatulas to remove different solid chemicals from their bottles. 6. Never remove a liquid reagent from a stock bottle with an eye dropper.

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Round Reagent Bottles are available in LDPE, Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), Type I Borosilicate Glass, and Type III Soda Lime Glass. Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) bottles offer flexibility and high impact strength. They offer chemical resistance, and are excellent for storing mild and strong buffers.

The bottle is manufactured from clear borosilicate glass. The octagon-shaped ground glass stopper fits securely to protect contents from airborne contaminants. The narrow mouth is ideal for liquids. Autoclavable. Material: Borosilicate Glass. Mouth Style: Narrow-Mouth. Color: Clear. Stopper Size: 24/29. Stopper Shape: Octagonal.

Boston Round Amber Type III Glass Bottles feature caps for the 125 and 250 mL sizes that are ultrasonically bonded with a 0.125” PTFE-lined, silicone liner. Caps for the 500 and 1000 mL sizes are equipped with a friction-fit PTFE liner which can easily be replaced if necessary.

The origin of our bottles and a classic of the laboratory - the DURAN® REAGENT BOTTLE. Made of borosilicate glass 3.3, a special glass invented by Otto Schott in 1887 and registered under the brand name DURAN® in 1938. Ordering information: DURAN® Reagent Bottle

Transparent, rigid polypropylene reagent bottles with screw caps can be used to store liquid solutions in the laboratory. Threaded screw cap renders the bottles spill and leak proof. Autoclavable. Narrow and wide neck varieties available.

•Create a dropper bottle using a serum bottle with 20mm OD finish •Dropper tip is made from PVC with PE cap •Dispenses 40μL drop using distilled water •Economical way to convert a glass serum bottle to a dropping bottle

Featuring wide Dropping Bottle small pitcher-shaped  bottle  with a curved or tapered neck used to supply liquids in small amounts (as to test tubes) A small  bottle with a grooved glass stopper and neck permitting the contents to be poured out in drops.

This is especially important in glassware used for measuring the volume of liquids. Grease and other contaminating materials will prevent the glass from becoming uniformly wetted. This in turn will alter the volume of residue adhering to the walls of the glass container and thus affect the volume of liquid delivered.

Borosilicate Type 1 glass reagent bottles are especially suitable for air-sensitive environmental sampling, pharmaceutical API storage, handling, and shipping. The narrow necks of the reagent and solutions bottles are designed for liquids, and the angle of the shoulders ensure that the contents can be smoothly poured.

4. Matches, paper, broken glass and any other solid wastes should be disposed of in the proper waste containers, and not in the sink! 5. Organic waste should be disposed of in special labeled containers, do not pour organic solvents in the sink! 6. To prevent contamination of reagent bottles, do not insert any droppers or spatulas into them.