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Because Pyrex glass is heat resistant so you can put it in an oven or over a flame and it won't break. There are many different cookware and bakeware vessels (pans, measuring cups, pots) that are made of Pyrex, also.

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Pyrex glass is less likely to break due to a change in temperature than regular glass.

Which is good if you heating something if a reaction is very exothermic, or if the glassware has to contain something very hot or cold.

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Pyrex is made from borosilicate glass which doesn't shatter, like regular glass, when exposed to strong heat or sudden extreme changes in temperature.

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Pyrex is a thermoresistant glass, very suitable for laboratory use.

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Because it's heat-resistant - so you can use a Bunsen burner directly on the surface without it cracking.

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The pyrex glass is thermoresistant; also the solubility in chemicals is not so important.

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It is very tolerant of repeated heating and cooling

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