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Lenz-Laborglas Kjeldahl Flask, 50 mL Socket NS 19/26, Pack Of 10

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HS Code #
70172000
Ø
51 mm
Ground size
NS 19/26
Material
DURAN® glass
Nominal capacity
50 ml
UNSPSC
41121804

$887.71

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Kjeldahl Flask, 50 mL Socket NS 19/26, Pack Of 10 is a Lenz-Laborglas Kjeldahl Flask 50 mL Socket NS 19/26 Pack Of with 50 mL, Socket NS 19/26, NS 19/26, Pack Of 10, designed for laboratory reaction, heating, distillation and sample preparation workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Product Type: Lenz-Laborglas Kjeldahl Flask 50 mL Socket NS 19/26 Pack Of
  • Capacity/Size: 50 mL, Socket NS 19/26, NS 19/26, Pack Of 10
  • Application: Laboratory reaction, heating, distillation and sample preparation workflows

This Lenz-Laborglas Lenz-Laborglas Kjeldahl Flask 50 mL Socket NS 19/26 Pack Of is suitable for laboratories requiring dependable products matched to the stated specifications.

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