I was given a set of high precision pipettes, the acme of which is a class A 0.2 ml 1/1000 (µL!) one. It looks like any ordinary pipette, except that
the through hole is really tiny…
Apart from obvious microscale experimentation, do you know of any use for those?
Also, there was a sort of small Büchner funnel, poro 5. It took over a night for 5 ml of water to get through it (without suction). Any idea what
that might be useful for (I thought about recycling Pd/C catalyst). unionised - 26-2-2022 at 05:13
Sometimes the best answer is "sell it on eBay, and buy something you want."
Lol, I’m not certain anyone would be interested in a glass pipette. I’m also pretty amazed by their manufacturing quality. No, I’m going to keep
them. But I think pipette these sizes and precisions are much more useful in micro-biology.
