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Separating funnel Squibb 50 ml NS 19/26 is a compact, ungraduated laboratory funnel designed for small-scale liquid–liquid extractions and precise phase separations. Constructed from borosilicate glass 3.3, the Squibb pear geometry aids formation of sharp interfaces and controlled release of the lower layer. It features a solid NS stopcock plug with a 2,5 mm bore and a polyethylene (PE) stopper on the NS 19/26 ground joint, providing dependable sealing during equilibration and transfer. The 50 ml nominal capacity and low net weight of 0,084 kg make the funnel ideal for micro-preparative organic work, method development and teaching experiments. Offered as a pack of 2 pieces from manufacturer Witeg, the robust glass body fits standard small-joint assemblies and tolerates everyday laboratory solvents. The fine stopcock bore allows careful metering of limited sample volumes, while the PE stopper secures the upper joint. This ungraduated Squibb separating funnel is a practical tool for research, analytical and educational laboratories that require reliable small-volume phase handling without graduation scales.
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Separatory funnel Squibb 50ml ST 19/26 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Witeg for laboratory use. It sits in Separating funnels, inside Funnels, in Labware.
A separating funnel lets two immiscible liquids settle into layers and then runs off the lower one through a stopcock. The shape, Squibb or pear, changes how sharp the interface is as the last millilitres leave. The stopper and the stopcock are both needed.
A funnel guides a liquid or a powder into a narrower mouth. A filter funnel holds a paper. A Büchner funnel is the flat perforated plate used with vacuum. A separating funnel has a stopcock so two liquid layers can be run off one at a time. A dropping funnel adds a reagent slowly into a reaction. The bore and the stopcock are the parts that matter. This glassware is listed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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