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Fisher Scientific 232 Touch Mixer with Variable SpeedFor Mixing Tubes or Small Flasks.
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What types of flasks do you offer?
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We offer a variety of flasks including Erlenmeyer flasks, Florence flasks, and volumetric flasks, designed for different laboratory applications.
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Can I use these flasks for heating liquids?
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Yes, many of our flasks are designed to withstand heat and can be used for heating liquids in the lab. Be sure to check the material and specifications for heat tolerance.
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Are the flasks made of glass or plastic?
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We offer both glass and plastic flasks. Glass flasks are typically used for their resistance to chemical reactions, while plastic flasks are more durable and resistant to breakage.
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Are these flasks compatible with standard laboratory equipment?
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Yes, our flasks are designed to be compatible with most standard laboratory equipment such as heating mantles, stirrers, and burettes.
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How should I clean the flasks?
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Flasks can be cleaned using laboratory-grade detergents and water. For glass flasks, ensure they are fully rinsed to remove any residual chemicals. Plastic flasks should be cleaned carefully to avoid scratches.
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Are these flasks autoclavable?
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Many of our glass and plastic flasks are autoclavable, but please check the product details to confirm the autoclave compatibility for your specific flask.
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Do the flasks come with measurement markings?
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Some of our flasks feature measurement markings for accurate volume readings, especially volumetric and measuring flasks. Please check the specific product description for details.
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Can these flasks be used for food-related applications?
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These flasks are primarily designed for laboratory use. If you're looking for flasks for food applications, we recommend checking for specific products that meet food-grade safety standards.
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What is the best type of flask for mixing chemicals?
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Erlenmeyer flasks are ideal for mixing and shaking chemicals due to their wide base and narrow neck, which prevents spillage.
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Are these flasks durable?
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Our flasks are made from high-quality materials, ensuring they are durable for laboratory use. Glass flasks are resistant to chemical interactions, and plastic flasks offer impact resistance.