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Cytiva Whatman™ High Purity Glass Microfiber Soxhlet Extraction Thimbles
Designed to fit most Soxhlet extraction units. Whatman™ High Purity Glass Microfiber Soxhlet Extraction Thimbles are made of 100% borosilicate glass microfiber. They are well-suited to pollution monitoring when analysis of hot and acidic gases is required.
Supplier: Cytiva 2814300
Description
Designed to fit most Soxhlet extraction units. Whatman™ High Purity Glass Microfiber Soxhlet Extraction Thimbles are made of 100% borosilicate glass microfiber. They are well-suited to pollution monitoring when analysis of hot and acidic gases is required.
- Resistant to temperatures up to 500°C
- Binder-free, no chemical additives
- Designed to fit most commercially available Soxhlet extractors.
- Effective when used with solvents incompatible with cellulose materials
- Applications: analysis of hot and acidic gases during emission control and smoke stack gas monitoring, analysis of pesticide residues using Soxhlet extraction, determination of oil/fat content of foods, analysis of oil and grease in solid wastes>
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Specifications
GE’s Whatman 100% borosilicate glass microfiber (HP-GF) thimbles are designed to fit most Soxhlet extraction units. They are well-suited to pollution monitoring when analysis of hot and acidic gases is required. | |
Borosilicate Glass Fibers | |
HP-GF | |
100 mm | |
500°C |
30 mm | |
Smoke stack gas monitoring. Soxhlet extraction. Analyzing pesticide residues. Determining oil/fat content of foods. Analysis of oil and grease in solid wastes. | |
Soxhlet extraction units | |
932°F | |
Extraction Thimble |
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