A crucible is a container that is usually made out of metal or ceramic. It is used to heat substances to very high temperatures.
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"Crucible" is a laboratory tool used to heat substances to high temperatures. It is typically made of ceramic or metal and is used for melting, burning, or calcining materials. The crucible's high heat resistance makes it suitable for a wide range of applications in chemistry and metallurgy.
The primary function of a crucible is to hold and heat substances at high temperatures, typically used in chemistry labs for melting, mixing, or heating materials. A cover is used to either contain the material within the crucible or to protect it from external contaminants while heating.
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