• With Drip Tip
• Pear Shape
• Used between flask & condenser to stop movement of raw liquid

Here are some common uses for a “Splash Head, Straight” in a laboratory setting:

1. Chemical Reactions: When performing chemical reactions that may produce splattering or foaming, a straight splash head can be attached to the neck of the reaction vessel to prevent spills and ensure a controlled environment.
2. Distillation Setups: In distillation apparatus, particularly when handling volatile or reactive substances, a splash head can be used to prevent liquid from being carried over into the condenser, which could affect the purity of the distillate.
3. Solvent Recovery: When recovering solvents through distillation, a splash head can be employed to control the vapor flow and prevent splashing, ensuring efficient recovery.
4. Reflux Setups: In reflux setups, where vapors are condensed and returned to the reaction flask, a splash head can be used to minimize the risk of splattering during the reflux process.
5. Heating and Boiling: During heating or boiling procedures, a splash head can be attached to the opening of the vessel to control the release of vapors and prevent splashing.
6. Laboratory Filtration: When performing vacuum filtration, a splash head can be used to minimize splashing as the liquid passes through the filter.
7. Safety Measures: Splash heads can be used as a safety measure to prevent hazardous substances from splashing or spraying, protecting researchers and maintaining a clean laboratory environment.
8. Fractional Distillation: In setups involving fractional distillation, a splash head can be used to control the flow of vapor and liquid, preventing unwanted splashing and ensuring accurate separation of components.