• With drip tip
• Chemical Resistant
• Material: 3.3 Boro Glass

Here are some common uses for a recovery bend adapter with a sloping end in a laboratory:

1. Solvent Recovery: This type of adapter is often used in setups where solvents are evaporated during a process, and the sloping end facilitates the condensation and collection of the solvent for recovery.
2. Distillation: The recovery bend adapter with a sloping end can be part of a distillation apparatus. The sloping end helps in directing the condensed liquid into a receiving flask, facilitating the separation of components.
3. Fractional Distillation: Similar to regular distillation, this adapter may be used in fractional distillation setups to collect different fractions of a mixture based on their boiling points.
4. Reflux Systems: In chemistry, reflux is a technique where the vapors produced during a reaction are condensed and returned to the reaction vessel. The sloping end of this adapter aids in directing the condensed material back into the reaction flask.
5. Chemical Synthesis: It can be used in chemical synthesis processes where controlled collection and recovery of reaction products are necessary.
6. Extraction Processes: In procedures involving liquid-liquid extraction, the recovery bend adapter can be employed to collect the extracted phase.
7. Reaction Monitoring: For experiments where monitoring the progress of a reaction is essential, the adapter may be used to collect samples at different time points.
8. Laboratory Filtration: This type of adapter can also be part of filtration setups where the sloping end assists in the easy collection of filtrates.