Simple Distillation Apparatus
Product Code : JL-LE-11594
The Simple Distillation Apparatus (SKU JL-LE-11594, Cat. No. JSS-859/0146) is a borosilicate glass assembly with 19/26 interchangeable joints for separating a liquid from dissolved solids, or from a liquid with a very different boiling point. The mixture is heated in a 500 ml round bottom flask, the vapour passes through a still head that carries the thermometer, condenses in a 300 mm Liebig condenser and runs through the receiver adaptor into the collecting vessel. Joint clips hold the connections together.
Specifications of the simple distillation apparatus
Components and joint size from the listing:
| Product | Simple Distillation Apparatus |
| SKU | JL-LE-11594 |
| Cat. No. | JSS-859/0146 |
| Material | Borosilicate glass |
| Joint size | 19/26 |
| Flask | Round bottom, 500 ml |
| Still head | With thermometer support |
| Condenser | Liebig, 300 mm |
| Receiver adaptor | Included |
| Joint clips | 19/26 (quantity as confirmed on the quotation) |
Uses of the distillation set-up
In school and college chemistry it is used for:
- Obtaining pure water or solvent from a solution
- Separating two liquids whose boiling points differ widely
- Recording the boiling point of a distillate with the thermometer in the still head
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers the glass components named above; the number of receiver adaptors and joint clips, and any stands, clamps or heat source needed, are confirmed on the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
What joint size does the apparatus use?
19/26 interchangeable joints.
How long is the condenser?
A 300 mm Liebig condenser.
What size is the flask?
A 500 ml round bottom flask.
Related products
- Distillation Apparatus All Glass
- Liebig Condenser
- Round Bottom Flask with Joint
- Simple Fractional Distillation Apparatus
More chemistry glassware is in our laboratory equipment range.
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