MindMap Gallery Introduction to the Brinell flask, a chemical experimental instrument
The Brinell flask is a commonly used instrument in chemical experiments for storing and dispensing liquid samples, typically made of glass or ceramic. Its neck is relatively wide, facilitating the pouring of liquids; the bottom is either flat or round, allowing it to be stably placed on the laboratory bench. When using, it is necessary to shake the liquid in the flask to ensure uniform sampling before pouring out the required amount. The Brinell flask requires regular cleaning to avoid contamination of subsequent experiments by residues. Meanwhile, attention should be paid to avoiding sudden temperature changes to prevent the flask from breaking. During use, it is also important to ensure good sealing of the flask opening to prevent liquid evaporation or contamination.
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