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Lenz-Laborglas Nitrogen Round-bottom Flasks (Schlenk-Flasks), Socket NS 29/32 Capacity 1000 ml

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Socket[s]

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Bore
2.5 mm
Material
DURAN® glass
Material stopcock
Glass key
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
Socket[s]
NS 29/32
Type of stopcock
NS stopcock
UNSPSC
41104812

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Nitrogen Round-bottom Flasks (Schlenk-Flasks) are essential for laboratory applications involving nitrogen or other inert gases. These flasks, made from high-quality glass, feature a secure NS 29/32 socket for connection to laboratory apparatus. With a 1000 ml capacity, they are ideal for chemical reactions in inert atmospheres, particularly in synthetic chemistry and other specialized applications that require precise control over the environment.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Flask Type: Round-bottom flask (Schlenk-Flask) designed for use with inert gases
  • Socket Type: NS 29/32 for secure connections with laboratory equipment
  • Capacity: 1000 ml
  • Application: Ideal for reactions in nitrogen or inert gas environments, typically used in Schlenk line systems

Lenz-Laborglas Nitrogen Round-bottom Flasks provide the durability and precision necessary for safe and efficient handling of chemical reactions in controlled atmospheres.

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Frequently asked questions

It are essential for laboratory applications involving nitrogen or other inert gases. These flasks, made from high-quality glass, feature a secure NS 29/32 socket for connection to laboratory apparatus. With a 1000 ml capacity, they are ideal for chemical reactions in inert atmospheres, particularly in synthetic chemistry and other specialized applications that require precise control over the environment.

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