DionSukhram6
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Possible Uses for Broken Glassware
I just got a new large crystallizing dish but of course I had to drop it and it broke into 6 large pieces. I thought about gluing it back together but
I don't think that would work very well. So, what do you all do with your broken glassware if you at least want to get something out of it?
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Plunkett
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You can rough it up with some sandpaper then break it into smaller pieces with a hammer and use it as boiling stones.
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arkoma
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also column packing for fractional disty's
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NEMO-Chemistry
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Ball mill it a little, makes a good filter layer on buc filter if you sit it on top the filter paper, easy to clean as well
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The Volatile Chemist
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I second arkoma, my mom once gave me a broken ceramic plate, it's now being used for boiling chips and column packing...
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