Cleaning burettes
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Cleaning burettes
Further to the subject of burettes, any hints on getting them really clean? We used to use chromic acid in the good old days, but that's out of the question, as its banned. Also, has anyone heard of teflon coated burettes? Apparently less beading on inside, so more accurate readings.
- Labbie
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Re: Cleaning burettes
Now do not laugh! Nappy San yes thats correct. Its just great for glassware.
Cheers
Cheers
Regards Labbie
Lab Manager/Lab Tech, mind reading etc etc
Now retired
Lab Manager/Lab Tech, mind reading etc etc
Now retired
Re: Cleaning burettes
Right on for the Napisan. I tried it after reading it here and it's great!
Cheers, K
Cheers, K
Re: Cleaning burettes
My GA made me up a container to soak them in - 1m length of pvc pipe (10cm inner diameter), sealed at one end. Works well.
When not needed for this purpose, it's a great place to store the long springs (threaded onto lengths of dowel).
When not needed for this purpose, it's a great place to store the long springs (threaded onto lengths of dowel).
Liz
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