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Burette acrylic

Original price was: $1,200.00.Current price is: $1,000.00.

An acrylic burette is a precision laboratory instrument designed for accurate measurement and dispensing of liquid volumes. Constructed from durable, transparent acrylic, it allows for clear visibility of the liquid inside while being lightweight and resistant to breakage. The burette typically features a graduated scale for easy reading of volumes and a precision stopcock that enables controlled dispensing of liquids. Its chemical resistance makes it suitable for use with a wide range of reagents, including acids and bases. Ideal for titration experiments and various analytical procedures, the acrylic burette combines functionality with safety, making it a valuable tool in both educational and professional laboratory settings.

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Uses of Burette acrylic

  • Titration:

Acrylic burettes are frequently used in titration experiments to deliver precise volumes of titrant to analyze the concentration of an analyte.

  • Sample Dispensing:

They can dispense precise amounts of liquids for various experiments, ensuring accuracy in measurements.

  • Calibration:

Acrylic burettes can be used in experiments requiring calibration of other instruments or solutions.

  • Storage of Reagents:

Some labs use acrylic burettes to store and dispense reagents, benefiting from their visibility and ease of handling.

  • Compatibility with Various Solutions:

Acrylic is resistant to many chemicals, making it suitable for use with acids, bases, and other reagents.

  • Educational Purposes:

Acrylic burettes are often used in educational settings to teach students about volumetric measurements and titration techniques.

  • Low Risk of Breakage:

Unlike glass burettes, acrylic versions are less likely to break, which can be advantageous in busy or high-energy laboratory environments.

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