Porcelain Evaporating Dish, 80ml

Porcelain Evaporating Dish, 80ml

Evaporating Dishes are glassware used in laboratory testing, also called low dishes in some cases. They are used for evaporation of liquids and solutions to produce a solid substance or concentrated solutions; the remaining material may be a solid precipitate or a concentrated solution of the dissolved substance. Dishes have a shallow flat round surface to promote evaporation, and this design allows evaporation to happen faster and sample to concentrate faster. They are made of heat resistant glazed porcelain evaporating dish and have a pouring spout for easy sample transfer; can be heated directly over a flame or in an oven for high temperature work. Available in various sizes. 80ml is good for small samples and precise laboratory procedures.

Porcelain Evaporating Dish is 3.15x1.34in (80x34mm) dia.xH with 80mL capacity and fully glazed inside and out.

• Available in four sizes

• Has a pourable spout

Do not stir or swirl the liquid during evaporation as it may cause spillage. The shape of the evaporating dish is like a watch glass, both have a shallow round design.

Corning Glass Works, known for its innovations in borosilicate glass, has been providing high quality products for use. The company aims to provide range of products to meet customer needs in lab environment.

Capacity 80mL

Product Dimensions  3.15 x 1.34in (80 x 34mm) dia. x H
Note: "ml" means milliliters, the standard unit for measuring liquid volume in laboratory.

Accessories:

• Crucible Tongs, 8in Length are designed to grasp Griffin beakers with volume capacity from 50ml to 2,000ml with their 5in (127mm) plastisol-coated jaws.

• Beaker Tongs, 10in Length with 5in plastisol-coated jaws fit 50 to 2,000mL beakers
  Weigh the dish before and after evaporation to determine the weight of the evaporated substance.

Equipment Introduction

Equipment is the backbone of scientific discovery, where researchers can perform precise experiments and analysis. Among the essential tools in any housing are evaporating dishes which plays a crucial role in separating liquids from solids through evaporation. These specialized dishes are made of borosilicate glass or porcelain, materials that can withstand high temperature and thermal shock during repeated heating and cooling. Porcelain evaporating dishes are preferred for their durability and resistance to wide range of chemicals, making them suitable for various solutions and substances in chemistry and materials science.

Most evaporating dishes have a shallow flat base and a spout for easy pouring and to minimize spillage when transferring solutions or solid residues. Available in various sizes, these dishes can accommodate different sample volume, for different lab applications. Besides traditional evaporating dishes, watch glasses – flat shallow glass or porcelain dishes – are also used for evaporation, especially when a larger surface area is needed to speed up the process.

Using evaporating dishes is fundamental in producing solutions or isolating solid precipitates from dissolved substances, for various scientific investigations. Whether in chemistry labs, materials science research or educational setting, these dishes allow scientists to heat, evaporate and handle chemicals with confidence. Following proper safety protocol is crucial when working with high temperature and hazardous materials, to ensure the integrity of the experiment and lab personnel. Ultimately, evaporating dishes are essential tools that drive scientific progress by providing reliable performance and versatility in the labs.