A porcelain crucible is a small, heat-resistant container typically used for high-temperature heating and ignition of substances in laboratory settings. Made of high-quality porcelain, it can withstand extreme temperatures and is resistant to chemical attack. Crucibles are commonly used for ashing samples, determining the moisture content of substances, and performing various gravimetric analyses.
Available:
- 10ml
- 15ml
- 20ml
- 25ml
- 30ml
- 40ml
- 50ml
- 70ml
- 100ml
- 150ml
- 200ml
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- 500ml
Model/type:
- Standard Porcelain Crucible.
- High-Form Crucible.
- Low-Form Crucible.
- Porcelain Crucible with Lid.
Most Common Usage:
- Heating and calcination of chemical samples in laboratories.
- Ashing, melting, and analyzing metal and non-metallic compounds.
- Suitable for high-temperature applications in scientific research.
How to use:
- Ensure the crucible is clean and dry before use.
- Place the sample inside the crucible and cover with the lid (if applicable).
- Heat in a furnace or over a flame to the required temperature.
- Allow the crucible to cool before handling.
- Use protective equipment when handling the crucible at high temperatures.
- Clean after use to maintain longevity.
