Description
Sulphuration flasks with a 500 ml capacity and three standard ground joints are multi-neck laboratory vessels intended for reactions, gas introduction and connected apparatus set-ups in preparative chemistry. The three ground joints allow simultaneous attachment of condensers, dropping funnels, gas inlets or temperature probes, supporting controlled sulphuration-type and related multi-component procedures. These flasks form part of the round-flask and ground-joint glassware category used for synthesis, intermediate holding and teaching demonstrations that require several ports on one vessel. Supplied as 1 pc from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, each unit provides a defined 500 ml working volume suitable for medium-scale laboratory work. The multi-joint layout helps keep assemblies compact on the stand while maintaining standard conical connections to common glassware. With a unit weight of 0,685 kg, the flask is substantial enough for stable clamping yet still practical to handle during set-up and cleaning. It serves laboratories that need a dedicated multi-neck flask for reaction chemistry and related ground-joint configurations without additional specialised fittings.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Sulphuration flask
- Capacity: 500 ml
- Joints: Three standard ground joints
- Weight: 0,685 kg
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These are the flasks that are not a plain beaker, Erlenmeyer, round bottom or flat bottom: odd shapes, special necks, flasks defined by a use. The volume and the joint, if there is one, still have to match the setup.
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