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kodGreya [7K]
2 years ago
7

Why do we need to clamp the rubber tube when we are transferring the flask from the boiling water to the cool water

Chemistry
1 answer:
Viktor [21]2 years ago
8 0

<u>The flask assembly will heat up in hot water, pressure will build up inside the flask and it could </u><u>explode.</u>

  • The fingertip is kept in place throughout the transfer to prevent the seepage of the trapped air from the flask.
  • Inside the tank, the flask is constantly upside down. The flask can be tipped at an angle to allow the air to escape.
  • The entire contents of the pint will erupt out if only the bottom of the container is heated.
  • Rubber stoppers are ideal for plugging joints or holes in laboratory glassware and creating a liquid-tight seal.

What is the proper method for inserting glass tubing into a rubber stopper?

  • Lubricate the end of the glass tubing with a few drops of water, washing-up liquid, glycerol, or vegetable oil.
  • Hold the glass tubing close to where it enters the hole in the rubber stopper.
  • Ease the tubing into the hole with a gentle twisting motion.

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