Because hot nitric acid attacks the rubber or cork stoppers used to connect a distillation flask to a condenser. This results in contaminated acid and leaks fumes. Retorts are single all glass objects and typically are equipped with a glass stopper . The alternative to using a retort is using ground glass joints in the distillation flask to Condenser setup and those are much more expensive than just a simple retort. Water filled condensers are more efficient sure. But for just a lecture demonstration of the process, a retort is easier to set up and use.
ammonia is prepared by adding any ammonium salt to an alkali. a vivid mixture of slaked lime and calcium chloride are placed in a round bottomed hard glass flask. the glass is inserted in a retort stand with its mouth facing downwards with a delivery tube inserted from the glass to a drying glass containing quicklime or calcium oxide. a gas jar is inverted above the drying glass...
It is not recommended to store concentrated nitric acid in an aluminum vessel as nitric acid can react with aluminum, forming aluminum nitrate and liberating hydrogen gas, which can be hazardous. It is best to store nitric acid in containers made of compatible materials, such as glass or certain types of plastics.
A glass plate in the laboratory is a flat, smooth piece of glass used for various applications such as microscopy, culturing cells, mixing substances, or as a base for other experimental setups. It provides a stable, clear surface for working with samples or conducting experiments. Glass plates can come in different sizes and thicknesses to suit different laboratory needs.
Ammonia is used in household cleaning products such as glass cleaners and floor cleaners. It is used in fertilizers to provide essential nitrogen to plants. In the manufacturing of plastics, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. In refrigeration systems as a refrigerant. As a precursor in the production of various chemicals like nitric acid and urea.
Another name for beakers is "laboratory glassware" or "glass beakers."
Examples of laboratory equipment used for supporting other equipment include lab stands, clamps, and retort stands. These items are essential for holding glassware such as beakers, flasks, and test tubes securely in place during experiments or reactions. They help to ensure safety by preventing breakage or spillage.
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ammonia is prepared by adding any ammonium salt to an alkali. a vivid mixture of slaked lime and calcium chloride are placed in a round bottomed hard glass flask. the glass is inserted in a retort stand with its mouth facing downwards with a delivery tube inserted from the glass to a drying glass containing quicklime or calcium oxide. a gas jar is inverted above the drying glass...
Measuring glass is used for measuring the amount of liquid.
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Q Glass is producer of laboratory glassware.Q may be also from "quartz glass".
Arthur Warren Glass has written: 'Anatomy and physiology laboratory manual' -- subject(s): Comparative Anatomy, Laboratory manuals, Physiology
Fire polisihing is used for the polishing of glass tube ends or other glass laboratory components; it is possible to use this method also for plastics.
It is used for grinding and mixing chemicals in lab.
Glass laboratory apparatus are usually resistant to acids. Wood laboratory apparatus are usually used for mixing dry elements. Metal laboratory apparatus are for mixing liquid elements and rubber apparatus are usually used for testing and measuring.