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flask in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flask may
refer to: Hip
flask, a
small container used to
carry a
small amount of
liquid Laboratory flask, laboratory...
- An
Erlenmeyer flask, also
known as a
conical flask (British English) or a
titration flask, is a type of
laboratory flask which features a flat bottom,...
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flask, also
known as a
vacuum flask,
filter flask,
suction flask, side-arm
flask,
Kitasato flask or
Bunsen flask, is a thick-walled
Erlenmeyer flask with...
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- A
vacuum flask (also
known as a
Dewar flask,
Dewar bottle or thermos) is an
insulating storage vessel that
slows the
speed at
which its
contents change...
- A
Florence flask/boiling
flask is a type of
flask used as an item of
laboratory gl****ware and is
named after the city Florence. It is used as a container...
- A
Schlenk flask, or
Schlenk tube, is a
reaction vessel typically used in air-sensitive chemistry,
invented by
Wilhelm Schlenk. It has a side arm ****ed...
- A hip
flask is a thin
flask for
holding liquor. Hip
flasks were
traditionally made of pewter, silver, or even gl****,
though most
modern flasks are made...
- A
volumetric flask (measuring
flask or
graduated flask) is a
piece of
laboratory apparatus, a type of
laboratory flask,
calibrated to
contain a precise...
