Watch glass Vs Clock glass

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smeee
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Watch glass Vs Clock glass

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Have been having a discussion with a teacher who has labelled a watch glass as a clock glass.
I've always called it a watch glass.
Your thoughts ??
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Always a watch glass, Interesting.
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I worked with a teacher who called the large ones a clock glass. Makes sense, watches are small and clocks are large.
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Have heard both terms since my early days in science, but use 'watch glass'. Merilyn's comment sounds logical!
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