• Tall Form Quartz Beaker 10-5000ml System 1
Tall Form Quartz Beaker 10-5000ml

Tall Form Quartz Beaker 10-5000ml

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Specifications

Tall form quartz beaker/borosilicate beaker/lab beaker

1.>99.99% purity

2.size:10-5000ml

3.corrosion resistance

4.can customize 

5.Low MOQ and best price

We can offer two kinds material beaker: quartz beaker and borosilicate glass beaker.

There are two form quartz beaker we can offer: low form and tall form quartz beaker.

 

Tall form beaker:

 

Volume(ml)

 

Diameter(mm)

 

Height(mm)

 

25

 

30

 

55

 

50

 

38

 

65

 

100

 

45

 

80

 

150

 

52

 

97

 

250

 

60

 

115

 

400

 

70

 

130

 

600

 

78

 

145

 

800

 

86

 

170

 

1000

 

95

 

185

 

2000

 

115

 

235

 

Low form beaker:

 

Volume(ml)

 

Diameter(mm)

 

Height(mm)

 

5

 

21

 

29

 

10

 

25

 

35

 

25

 

32

 

47

 

50

 

39

 

55

 

100

 

49

 

70

 

150

 

55

 

80

 

250

 

69

 

90

 

400

 

80

 

100

 

600

 

90

 

115

 

800

 

98

 

135

 

1000

 

105

 

145

 

2000

 

130

 

185

 

We can also supply 300ml and 500ml. In additon, we can produce the beaker according to the requirement of our customers.

Q: A nebula is an interstellar cloud of dust, hydrogen gas, helium gas and plasma. From a nebula a star can form just like our Sun. From the reminiscences of a nebula planets are formed. What if the only grains of rock present in a nebula are made of quartz (not silicates pure quartz)?Can a terrestrial planet form only from these grains of quartz?
The formula for quartz is SiO2. The formula weight of that is 60.0844 g/mol. (2.70 g) / (60.0844 g/mol) × (6.023 × 10^23 molecules/mol) × (2 atoms O/molecule) = 5.41 × 10^22 atoms O
Q: give answer in cm3please show work, im not sure how to solve this problem(quartz coefficient of volume expansion is 1 x 10^-6)
You would have to look it up on Wikipedia . A good article about it is there .
Q: I know that quartz is a mineral and quartzite is a rock. I know the difference between the two. I want to know how to TELL the difference between the two. Thanks!
NaCl plates are transparent over the normal ir scanning range (400 cm^-1 ~ 4000 cm^-1). I believe quartz absorbs at 3585, 3500 and 3410 cm-1, which gets in the way of most organic compounds. However, quartz is very transparent below 400 cm-1, down to 10cm-1. NaCl is more opaque in this range, so quartz is favored for low frequency investigations. nujol gives strong absorbtion peaks at 2923, 2853cm-1, which pretty much drown out any signals from a samples alkyl CH bonds - not a big problem for tPhMeOH. There are also two medium peaks at 1461 and 1377 cm^-1, but these are less intrusive than the higher frequency CH stretching absorbtion. Nujol is not a big problem for triphenolmethanol, the key absorbtion you are looking for is the alcohol (broad, around 3500 cm^-1), and a smaller peak at about 1500. You can even do a very dilute scan to observe the dissapearance of hydrogen bonding - interesting! You also expect to see out of plane absorbances from the phenyl rings down below 1400 cm^-1
Q: What is the largest, lowest frequency (Hz), Quartz crystal that is made for electronic oscillators?
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that pieces of quartz crystal have any magical powers such as you describe; therefore, the science and mathematics section is not the correct section in which to ask a question such as yours. With the exception of a few lost, confused people like the one who posted above, the overwhelming majority of people that post and read in this section restrict their thoughts to real science, and will scold, ignore, or even make fun of you. The suggestion is that you get out and learn something about real science and medicine, and/or you post your question under myths and legends, or alternative medicine. Thanks, and good luck.
Q: I am sitting here down loading photos of Quartz Druzy from Indonesia. I had a geologist tell me the fossil coral is 25 million years old but how about this micro-crystal quartz druzy. They are quite beautiful.
No quartz crystal of any size has a perfect internal structure, as a result the annealing at high temperature creates areas of high stress around the minute imperfections. These stress areas contain pent up energy which can, and often is, released by the slightest knock resulting in fractures. Due to the relative softness of the coatings all the coated gems (Aqua Aura quartz, mystic quartz/topaz etc.) suffer from another serious problem in that they are highly susceptible to scratching and abrasive wear making them absolutely unsuitable for ring stones and even in other types of settings will not have a an even reasonable life span. They are pretty but with the passage of time they will always prove to be very disappointing purchases as gemstones. Hope that helps a little.
Q: Also, how can you build your own laser?
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Q: why do some watches say quartz on the face ?
Yes, however the coloured varieties such as amethyst, citrine and rose quartz also contain minute quantities of various impurities which cause the colour.
Q: How do you decide which type of pendulum you should use? What is the difference if it is rose quartz?
Without having the specimen in one's hands it is difficult to give a definitive answer but the crystal group in the pictures has an absolutely typical structure of Selenite which is a form of Gypsum CaSO4.2H2O It is very common in the area where I grew up and specimens of it formed a large part of my childhood collection. A simple test to distinguish it from calcite, which it can closely resemble, is to touch an out of the way area of the specimen with a drop of acid - calcite will fizz selenite will not react. Hope that helps a little.
Q: a dealer of luxury watches told me that automatc wrist watches are more prestigious and most of watch collectioners buy automatic wathes.
Color: Clear (if no impurities); also see Varieties Crystal: habit 6-sided prism ending in 6-sided pyramid (typical) Crystal system: Hexagonal rhombohedral class 32 Twinning Dauphine law, Brazil law and Japan law Cleavage: None Fracture: Conchoidal Mohs Scale hardness 7 - lower in impure varieties Luster: Vitreous/glossy Refractive index nω = 1.543 - 1.545 nε = 1.552 - 1.554 Optical Properties Uniaxial (+) Birefringence +0.009 (B-G interval) Pleochroism: None Streak: White Specific gravity: 2.65 constant; variable in impure varieties Melting point :1650 (±75) °C Solubility :H2O insoluble Diaphaneity: Transparent to translucent Other Characteristics: Piezoelectric
Q: whether it makes any diffrence if we use glass ?
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