Description
SIST100 behrotest boiling stones, approx. 100 g, are laboratory boiling aids supplied as a ready pack of stones for controlled boiling of liquids. Added to flasks and other vessels before heating, boiling stones promote even bubble formation and help reduce bumping during distillations, digestions and general reflux or evaporation work. The SIST100 pack provides approximately 100 g of behrotest boiling stones, a practical quantity for routine bench use and for stocking multiple workstations. Offered by manufacturer Behr, the material is packed as 1.0 pkg with a gross weight of 0,13 kg and a packaging volume of 0,000432 m³; outer pack dimensions are 0,12 m width, 0,06 m depth and 0,06 m height. Country of origin is Germany. Classified under boiling stones and boiling aids, SIST100 suits teaching laboratories, analytical wet labs and preparation areas that need a simple, reusable-style boiling aid without complex hardware. Specify the approximate 100 g content when replenishing stock or standardising boiling-stone use across COD, distillation and general heating procedures that already employ behrotest accessories.
This article is part of Reagents for analysis (Ph. Eur., ASTM, DIN), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1.0 pkg
- Model: SIST100 behrotest boiling stones
- Content: approx. 100 g
- Packaging volume: 0,000432 m³
- Technical Information Sheet:
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