The flask is a pear-shaped glass container made from borosilicate glass or plastic and is available in various sizes. Laboratory flasks have a narrow neck at the top, which usually has a line next to it indicating the volume of the flask. This means that if the flask is filled to that line, it will occupy that much volume. These types of flasks have a ground joint shape that allows for the attachment of a stopper for sealing, and they provide connectivity according to established connection standards. These flasks can have either a round or flat bottom.
Round-bottom flasks have high thermal resistance and are used for boiling and distilling liquids and preparing gas density. Their geometric shape allows for uniform heating, and the wall thickness is very suitable. Flat-bottom flasks should not be placed directly on a flame, but they can stand on surfaces. Flat-bottom flasks are made from borosilicate glass.
Dimensions: 221620 cm
Weight: 2000 grams
Additional Information: Round-bottom flask with a capacity of 1000 ml and joint size 29.