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The Lenz Laborglas pycnometer is designed for density determination of liquids. It provides a practical way to complete this task in laboratory, production or quality-control workflows. Its purpose-focused design helps users choose an appropriate product for their method and working environment.
Lenz Laborglas Pycnometer 100 mL According to Gay-Lussac Adjusted, Boro 3.3 is a practical choice when pycnometer performance must match a clearly defined application. Its stated capacity, material and configuration identify the important selection criteria. Together, these details support consistent handling and dependable use within the stated operating requirements.
SG $294.63
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Manufacturer P/N
05630237
Part Number
4.712 866
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Nominal capacity
100 cm³
SG $222.36
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Manufacturer P/N
05630228
Part Number
4.712 865
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Nominal capacity
50 cm³
SG $196.42
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Manufacturer P/N
05630222
Part Number
4.712 864
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Nominal capacity
25 cm³
SG $224.21
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Manufacturer P/N
05630210
Part Number
4.712 862
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Nominal capacity
5 cm³
SG $227.92
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Manufacturer P/N
05630213
Part Number
4.712 863
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Nominal capacity
10 cm³
Pycnometers acc. to Gay-Lussac, borosilicate glass 3.3., not adjusted
Pycnometers acc. to Gay-Lussac, borosilicate glass 3.3., adjusted, with thermometer and lateral capillary
Lenz Laborglas Pycnometer 100 mL According to Gay-Lussac Adjusted, Boro 3.3 is a pycnometer used for density determination of liquids. It provides the specified product configuration for the stated laboratory, production or equipment-support task. The selected variant should be checked against the intended method or system before use.
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