jamit
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I was wondering about which drying tube to purchase off ebay. I found various different shape... some straight up, others bent 90degrees angled and
still others U shaped. Is there a reason for the different shapes and which is best for what purpose?
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The WiZard is In
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Quote: Originally posted by jamit  | | I was wondering about which drying tube to purchase off ebay. I found various different shape... some straight up, others bent 90degrees angled and
still others U shaped. Is there a reason for the different shapes and which is best for what purpose? |
I'll give you an educated WAG.... the form of drying tube used
is determined by mechanics not chemistry, i.e., use whatever
fits into your plumbing.
NB - This Lab Glass catalogue is probable older then most
of those reading this. If you want the prices in the catalogue
you have two choices —
A- marry the daughter of the companies president
B- get a time machine
If anyone gives the south end of a rat - I could supply prices
for several standard pieces of glassware in the catalogue.
Using current prices you could use Mathematica to calculate
a correction factor.
   
[Edited on 19-5-2011 by The WiZard is In]
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