Combustion boats are essential testing tools to observe burning reactions between oxygen and another compound. The porcelain vessels are naturally porous allowing the reaction produced water to separate during organic molecules ignition. Porcelain properties also allow the vessels to remain inert even working with hydrogen and refractory metals. Glazed boats withstand extended exothermic process stress holding caustic samples during combustion operations. Styles may feature a perforated handle for easy grabbing.
Skål, föraskningsskål
Supplier: MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS HALD
Porcelain dishes, glazed inside and out, except base.
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Combustion trays, ceramic, AL23
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Pure Al₂O₃ Aluminium oxide AL23.
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Combustion trays, ceramic, AL24
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Pure Al₂O₃ Aluminium oxide AL24.
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VWR®, Incinerating Dishes
Supplier: VWR Collection
Porcelain, glazed, produced according to DIN 12904.
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Boats, glassy carbon
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Combustion boats, glassy carbon.
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Combustion boats
Supplier: TECHNICAL QUARTZ SOLUTIONS
Combustion boats, quartz, glazed, with or without handle.
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Quartz Glass Combustion boat with handle
Supplier: TECHNICAL QUARTZ SOLUTIONS
Temperature resistant combustion boats made from transparent quartz glass.
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Boats, ceramic, AL23
Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific
Pure Al₂O₃ Aluminium oxide AL23.
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Glödskepp
Supplier: MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS HALD
Boats, made of porcelain, unglazed, with eyelet to aid recovery from furnace.
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Incinerating dishes, rectagular
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Alsint 99,7.
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Combustion boats, Alsint 99,7
Supplier: MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS HALD
Alsint 99,7 (99,7 Al₂O₃).