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| − | : A '''conical flask''' may be used to collect a [[filtrate]] after [[Separating | + | : A '''conical flask''' may be used to collect a [[filtrate]] after [[Separating Mixtures|separating mixtures]] using [[filtration]]. |
: A '''conical flask''' may be used as a [[Reaction Vessel|reaction vessel]] when the [[Volume (Space)|volume]] of [[chemical]]s in a [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reaction]] is too large for a [[Test Tube|test tube]] or a [[Boiling Tube|boiling tube]]. | : A '''conical flask''' may be used as a [[Reaction Vessel|reaction vessel]] when the [[Volume (Space)|volume]] of [[chemical]]s in a [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reaction]] is too large for a [[Test Tube|test tube]] or a [[Boiling Tube|boiling tube]]. | ||
: A [[bung]] and [[Delivery Tube|delivery tube]] are used with a '''conical flask''' to collect any [[gas]] [[product|produced]] by a [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reaction]]. | : A [[bung]] and [[Delivery Tube|delivery tube]] are used with a '''conical flask''' to collect any [[gas]] [[product|produced]] by a [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reaction]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:10, 5 April 2019
Contents
Key Stage 3
Meaning
A conical flask is a glass container that is wider at the base than the top (a cone shape).
About Conical Flasks
- A conical flask is used when a volume of chemicals in a chemical reaction is too large for a test tube or a boiling tube.
- A bung and delivery tube are used with a conical flask to collect any gas produced by a chemical reaction.
Key Stage 4
Meaning
A conical flask is a glass container that is wider at the base than the top.
About Conical Flasks
- A conical flask may be used to collect a filtrate after separating mixtures using filtration.
- A conical flask may be used as a reaction vessel when the volume of chemicals in a chemical reaction is too large for a test tube or a boiling tube.
- A bung and delivery tube are used with a conical flask to collect any gas produced by a chemical reaction.