-
volumetric burette delivers measured volumes of liquid.
Piston burettes are
similar to syringes, but with a
precision bore and a plunger.
Piston burettes may...
- are
usually more durable.
Usually burette clamps come in doubles,
which means they can hold two
burettes.
Burettes can be held by
varying methods, some...
-
intended to
support other pieces of
equipment and gl****ware — for instance,
burettes, test
tubes and flasks. The
typical ring
stand consists of a
heavy base...
- The
Trois Burettes Inn was
situated at the
crossroads of
Namur high road and the Old
Roman Road, in Belgium. It was a
notable location in two battles:...
-
developed the
first burette (which was
similar to a
graduated cylinder) in 1791. ****-Lussac
developed an
improved version of the
burette that
included a side...
- measurements.
Volumetric flasks are for
measuring a
specific volume of fluid.
Burettes are
similar to
graduated cylinders but have a
valve at the end used to...
- by the mole
method using molarity. ISO 385:2005 "Laboratory gl****ware –
burettes". The use of the term "normal solution" is no
longer recommended by IUPAC...
-
Buret may
refer to:
Burette laboratory equipment Isabelle Buret Maurice Buret Le Buret,
France Buret District, a
former district of
Kenya Buret', archaeological...
-
combine the
functions of
volumetric (bulb) pipettes,
graduated pipettes, and
burettes. They are
calibrated to ISO
volumetric A
grade standards. A gl**** or plastic...
- same stop****. Stop****s are
often parts of
laboratory gl****ware such as
burettes,
separatory funnels,
Schlenk flasks, and
columns used for
column chromatography...
