You searched for: Crystallising Dishes
Bubble-free crystallizing dishes facilitate the thermodynamic-driven process to reach the pure crystalline phase. Resistant glass bowls endure the heat and solutions required to dissolve solids in liquids during the most common supersaturation technique. Since the different phase separation does not guarantee formation or growth, scratching one of the offered glass plates forms a basic nucleation site. The flat surfaces are fire polished to prevent chipping and may feature white marking areas.
VWR®, Dishes, Crystallising
Supplier: VWR Collection
Borosilicate 3.3 glass, with or without spout.
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Crystallising Dishes, with Spout
Supplier: TECHNICAL QUARTZ SOLUTIONS
Temperature-resistant crystallising dishes made from transparent quartz glass.
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Crystallising dishes, DURAN®
Supplier: DWK Life Sciences
DURAN®, borosilicate glass 3.3, clear, with or without spout.
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Crystallising Dishes, without Spout
Supplier: TECHNICAL QUARTZ SOLUTIONS
Temperature-resistant crystallising dishes made from transparent quartz glass.
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Dishes, crystallising
Supplier: KARTELL
Crystallising dishes, made of PTFE.
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Dishes, crystallising, quartz
Supplier: witeg Labortechnik
Crystallising dish made of quartz-silica, with spout.
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Dishes, crystallising, quartz
Supplier: QUARTZTECHNISCHE WERKSTATTEN
Quartz glass, clear.
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Dishes, crystallising
Supplier: SciLabware
PYREX®, borosilicate glass, with or without spout.
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Dishes, crystallising
Supplier: MARIENFELD
Crystallising dishes, made of borosilicate glass 3.3.
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Supplier: KIMBERLY CLARK
Supplier: tempmate
Supplier: Integra
Supplier: Industrial Physics
Supplier: TESTO
Supplier: Integra
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: Corning
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: Integra
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: VWR Collection
Supplier: Industrial Physics