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PATIKIL 500ml Low Form Glass Beaker, 6 Pack 3.3 Borosilicate Glass Graduated Printed Scale Measuring Cups with Spout for Kitchen Lab Liquids
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PATIKIL 500ml Low Form Glass Beaker, 6 Pack 3.3 Features
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Capacity: 500ml; Minimum Scale Value: 50ml; Material: 3.3 Borosilicate Glass; Max Temperature: 400 Celsius Degree; Overall Size: 87 x 118mm / 3.43 x 4.65 inch(D*H); Package Contents: 6 x Glass Beakers
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Advantages: Made from 3.3 borosilicate glass, known for its exceptional durability and resistance. This material is heat-resistant, chemically resistant, and has excellent transparency, ensuring reliable performance in various laboratory settings. Feature a graduated printed scale, allowing for precise measurement and accurate volume readings. The smooth surface of the beaker provides easy cleaning and ensures clear visibility during experiments.
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Glass Beaker is common lab equipment mainly used to mix some liquids and heat the liquids, containing, dissolving, boiling, and melting. This mainly applied to most kinds of labs, chemical engineering, the classroom, teaching experiment, quality testing, craft, and even home kitchens.
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Instruction: To use our glass beakers, simply pour your liquid or substance into the beaker and utilize the graduated scale to measure the desired volume accurately. The pour spout facilitates controlled pouring, making it suitable for various laboratory applications such as mixing solutions, heating liquids, or conducting chemical reactions. Ensure proper handling and use of appropriate safety measures when working with hot substances.
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Notice: a. When heating the beaker, place a mesh under it to heat it evenly. b. When it is used for dissolving, the amount of liquid should not exceed 1/3 of the volume of the beaker. When stirring, do not touch the bottom or walls of the cup. c. When the liquid is heated, do not exceed 2/3 of the volume of the beaker. d. When heating corrosive chemicals, a watch glass should be covered on the mouth of the beaker to avoid liquid splashing
