- A
Florence flask/boiling
flask is a type of
flask used as an item of
laboratory gl****ware and is
named after the city
Florence. It is used as a container...
- Round-bottom
flasks (also
called round-bottomed
flasks or RB
flasks) are
types of
flasks having spherical bottoms used as
laboratory gl****ware, mostly...
- An
Erlenmeyer flask, also
known as a
conical flask (British English) or a
titration flask, is a type of
laboratory flask with a flat bottom, a conical...
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volume of
flask. They can be used in distillations, or in the
heating a product.
These types of
flask are
alternatively called Florence flasks.
Flasks with...
- A
vacuum flask (also
known as a
Dewar flask,
Dewar bottle or thermos) is an
insulating storage vessel that
slows the
speed at
which its
contents change...
- Büchner
flask, also
known as a
vacuum flask,
filter flask,
suction flask, side-arm
flask, or
Bunsen flask, is a thick-walled
Erlenmeyer flask with a short...
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reagents or samples.
Examples flasks include the
Erlenmeyer flask,
Florence flask, and
Schlenk flask.
Reagent bottles are
containers with
narrow openings generally...
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electric hot plate, or with a
Bunsen burner. The
reaction vessel (
Florence flask,
Erlenmeyer flask, or beaker) is
immersed in the
heated bath. A
thermometer is...
-
flasks, go back at
least to
Theodoric of
Freiberg in the 14th century. Later, also
Descartes studied the
phenomenon using a
Florence flask. A
flask experiment...
- long
narrow neck, used in
chemistry as a
digester or distiller. The
Florence flask of
commerce is
frequently used for this purpose. The word is possibly...
