A Glass Evaporation Dish (Flat-bottom with spout, Boro 3.3) is a shallow, heat-resistant laboratory vessel used to evaporate solvents from a solution, leaving behind a concentrated liquid or solid residue. The Borosilicate 3.3 glass construction ensures high resistance to thermal shock and chemical attack.
Recommended Use
- Quantitative Analysis: Ideal for obtaining dissolved solids from a liquid sample.
- High-Heat Applications: The flat bottom provides excellent heat transfer from hot plates, liquids should not exceed two-thirds of the dish's volume during heating to prevent splashing.
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Item Code |
Outer Diameter (Top) |
Height |
Approx. Capacity |
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1171 |
60 mm |
30 mm |
~45 ml |
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1171 |
90 mm |
45 mm |
~100 ml |
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1171 |
120 mm |
60 mm |
~300 ml |
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1171 |
150 mm |
75 mm |
~600 ml |
Material Properties
- Thermal Stability: Maximum working temperature of 500°C.
- Linear Expansion: Low coefficient of 3.3 × 10⁻⁶/K, offering excellent thermal shock resistance.
- Chemical Resistance: High stability against water, salt solutions, and most acids.
- Quality: Glass is free of air bubbles, strips, or scratches for uniform heat distribution.
Specification
- Capacity: Available from 60mm up to 150mm
- Design: Rimmed with spout and flat bottom
- Material: Borosilicate 3.3 Glass
- Print: None