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Chemistry Forums for Students => High School Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: TYNRTUY TUT U on October 20, 2018, 05:36:38 AM
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What is test tube
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What is 25 * 150 55ml
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It is the diameter 25mm times length 150 mm of the tube. The maximum volume is 55 ml.
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When it is fulfilled at that time then it volume is 55ml
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Where it is used what material of glass is this
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How it is printed on it which method is used
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It is made of Borosilicate, especial temperature resistant glass. Its also written on the tube. How it is printed have no idea, its secret of the manufacturer.
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What is maximum temperature and minimum temperature it can work
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Read here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borosilicate_glass
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What is maximum temperature this tube can stand in heat 1000 degree C
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Did you read the Wiki link, all proberties are described there. approx 500 ° C.
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What will happen after 500 Degree C
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It get soft and melt.
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How to use it can i put in lpg gas i have no busen buner
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What is maximum temperature LPG gas at home and Bunsen burner
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From https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-maximum-temperature-a-Bunsen-burner-flame-can-reach
An LPG (propane) flame burns at a maximum of 1980°C.
A natural gas (methane) flame burns at a maximum of 1950 °C.
Both numbers assume that they are being combined with air, which is how most Bunsen burners operate.
If the burner has an oxygen supplied flame the temperature can be much higher. For example, propane with oxygen burns at 2800 °C.