6860-Separating Funnel, Squibb shape, Without Graduation, Solid Glass Stopcock, ISO

• Compliance with ISO 4800 standards
• Without Graduation
• With PE Stopper

Here are some common uses for such a separating funnel in accordance with ISO standards:

1. Liquid-Liquid Extraction:
   • The primary function of a Squibb-shaped Separating Funnel is for liquid-liquid extraction, allowing for the separation of immiscible liquids or the extraction of specific compounds from a mixture.
2. Sample Preparation for Analysis:
   • Laboratories use these funnels to prepare samples for analysis by separating different components or isolating specific fractions for further testing, such as chromatography or spectroscopy.
3. Chemical Reagent Addition:
   • The solid glass stopcock allows for precise control over the addition of chemical reagents to reaction mixtures, facilitating controlled reactions in chemical processes.
4. Phase Separation:
   • Squibb-shaped Separating Funnels without graduations are often used in processes where clear phase separation is essential, ensuring the clean separation of different liquid layers.
5. Solvent Recovery:
   • After a chemical reaction or process, the funnel can be used for solvent recovery by allowing the separation of solvents from the reaction mixture.
6. Process Scale-Up:
   • These funnels may be used in larger-scale processes or industries where higher volumes are involved. The absence of graduations simplifies the design, making it suitable for different scales of applications.
7. Industrial Processes:
   • In various industrial settings, Squibb-shaped Separating Funnels with solid glass stopcocks are employed for liquid-liquid separations and extractions.
8. Reaction Product Isolation:
   • The funnel can be used to isolate and separate products of chemical reactions from reaction mixtures.
9. Fractionation:
   • In processes where different components of a mixture need to be separated based on their physical properties, Squibb-shaped Separating Funnels can be employed.
10. Quality Control Processes:
    • Industries use these funnels for quality control processes, especially when precise separations are needed for the analysis of specific components.
11. Research and Development:
    • Squibb-shaped Separating Funnels without graduations and with solid glass stopcocks find applications in research laboratories for various experiments and processes involving liquid-liquid separations.
12. Biological Sample Processing:
    • In biological laboratories, these funnels can be used for processing and extracting specific compounds from biological samples.
13. Teaching and Demonstrations:
    • Educational laboratories may use these funnels for teaching purposes, demonstrating liquid-liquid extraction techniques and the principles of phase separation.