Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904), Conradson Crucible According to ASTM D 189-65

The Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed, complies with both DIN 12904 and ASTM D 189-65 standards. Designed for precision in high-temperature laboratory processes, it is ideal for determining carbon content using the Conradson method.

Key Features:

• Brand: Haldenwanger
• Material: Glazed porcelain for durability
• Size: 40mm Ø, Low form
• Standards: DIN 12904, ASTM D 189-65 (Conradson method)
• Application: Used for carbon content determination in laboratories

This crucible is perfect for high-precision chemical testing and laboratory analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904), Conradson Crucible According to ASTM D 189-65 used for?

The Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed, complies with both DIN 12904 and ASTM D 189-65 standards. Designed for precision in high-temperature laboratory processes, it is ideal for determining carbon content using the Conradson method.

2. Is the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904), Conradson Crucible According to ASTM D 189-65 suitable for carbon content determination in laboratories?

Yes. It is designed for carbon content determination in laboratories, and offers a size of 40mm Ø, Low form to support this kind of work.

3. What size does the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904), Conradson Crucible According to ASTM D 189-65 have?

It has a size of 40mm Ø, Low form, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 79/2.

4. What is the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904), Conradson Crucible According to ASTM D 189-65 made from and what features does it include?

It is made from glazed porcelain for durability. It also offers DIN 12904, ASTM D 189-65 (Conradson method).

5. How does the Haldenwanger Porcelain Crucible, 40mm Ø, Low Form, Glazed (DIN 12904), Conradson Crucible According to ASTM D 189-65 compare with the LLG Labware Porcelain Crucible 3/40 DIN, 35 mL, 40 mm Diameter, Tall Form, Glazed from LLG?

For carbon content determination in laboratories, the Haldenwanger model is the better choice, offering a size of 40mm Ø, Low form. The LLG model offers a capacity of 35 mL, a diameter of 40 mm and a temperature resistance of up to 900 °C as an alternative, while the Haldenwanger model's DIN 12904, ASTM D 189-65 (Conradson method) help make it a strong fit for carbon content determination in laboratories.