Description
Magnesia scoops are slender laboratory scoops measuring 9 mm in width and 100 mm in length, supplied for qualitative analytical work and cation detection routines. With a stated density of 3,58 g/cm³ and a boiling point of 3600 °C, the magnesia material withstands the high temperatures encountered in classic flame and bead tests. These scoops are used to introduce small solid samples into burner flames or to handle reagents during simple qualitative schemes in teaching and analytical laboratories. The pack contains 25 pieces and has a total weight of 0,065 kg, providing a practical stock for repeated classroom or routine bench use. Dimensions of 9 × 100 mm give a narrow profile that is convenient for precise sample placement. Magnesia scoops from manufacturer Carl ROTH belong to the range of qualitative detection aids employed alongside other cation-detection reagents and accessories. They support standardised handling of solids where thermal stability and a defined scoop geometry are required. Laboratories performing flame-based identification or related qualitative procedures can rely on this consistent format for day-to-day analytical preparation.
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Key features
- Pack sizes: 25 pc(s), 10 pc(s), 100 pc(s)
- Density: 3,58 g/cm³
- Boiling point: 3600 °C
- Product type: Magnesia scoops
- Dimensions: W 9 × L 100 mm
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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