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Material | Glass |
Specification | 10ml-100ml |
Color | WHITE/BROWN |
Practical tips
1.There should be no air bubbles at the lower end of the burette. Quickly dispensing the liquid can drive away the bubbles in the acid burette; gently lift the pointed glass tube and squeeze the glass ball with your fingers to drive away the bubbles in the alkaline burette.
2. Alkaline burettes are not suitable for containing solutions that are corrosive (strongly oxidizing or acidic) to rubber tubes, such as iodine, potassium permanganate, silver nitrate and hydrochloric acid.
3. Acid burettes must not be used to hold alkaline solutions, because the ground part of the glass is easily corroded by the alkaline solution, making it impossible to rotate the stopper.
4. A burette is different from a measuring cylinder in that its velocity changes from small to large from top to bottom.
5.The buret should be washed immediately after use.
Material | Glass |
Specification | 10ml-100ml |
Color | WHITE/BROWN |
Practical tips
1.There should be no air bubbles at the lower end of the burette. Quickly dispensing the liquid can drive away the bubbles in the acid burette; gently lift the pointed glass tube and squeeze the glass ball with your fingers to drive away the bubbles in the alkaline burette.
2. Alkaline burettes are not suitable for containing solutions that are corrosive (strongly oxidizing or acidic) to rubber tubes, such as iodine, potassium permanganate, silver nitrate and hydrochloric acid.
3. Acid burettes must not be used to hold alkaline solutions, because the ground part of the glass is easily corroded by the alkaline solution, making it impossible to rotate the stopper.
4. A burette is different from a measuring cylinder in that its velocity changes from small to large from top to bottom.
5.The buret should be washed immediately after use.