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Class A or class B volumetric glassware?
Choose class A when the volume itself is the result. It is the tighter tolerance, and the title says class A. Choose class B for general preparation, when the title says class B. Do not mix the two classes in one calibrated step. Cylinders are in measuring cylinders, flasks in volumetric flasks, pipettes in graduated pipettes and burettes in burettes.
Glass, plastic or amber volumetric ware?
Glass is the usual calibrated vessel. Choose plastic when the title names a plastic, where breakage is the risk. Choose amber when the title says amber, for a solution that must stay out of the light. The nominal volume is in the title. Mixing cylinders with a stopper are in mixing cylinders. Not sure which class your method asks for? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.
Which volumetric glassware do I use for which task?
A volumetric flask brings a solution to an exact volume. A volumetric pipette transfers one fixed volume accurately, while a graduated pipette handles variable volumes. A burette is for titration, and a measuring cylinder measures quickly with lower accuracy. Choose by the accuracy your method needs, not by habit. Class A ware gives the highest accuracy. See volumetric flasks and measuring cylinders. Need advice for your set-up? Mail sales@luminixhealth.com.
What do "In" and "Ex" on volumetric glassware mean?
"In" means the glass contains the stated volume, as with a volumetric flask. "Ex" means the stated volume is delivered when you pour or drain it, as with a volumetric pipette or a burette. Where it applies, a waiting time is also marked, which you should respect before reading. Read the meniscus at eye level. Certificates are in volumetric accessories and certificates. For a quote or a second opinion, write to sales@luminixhealth.com.
Why Volumetric glassware?
Volumetric glassware is glass that has been calibrated to contain or to deliver one stated volume at a reference temperature. That calibration is the whole point. Class A and class AS have a tighter tolerance than class B. A volumetric flask contains. A pipette and a burette deliver. A measuring cylinder is the coarser reading, used when the volume is not the result. The classes sit under ISO laboratory glassware. The chain back to the unit of volume is the work of the BIPM and of NIST.
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