Vacuum dry box

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A vacuum dry box and safety equipment.

A Vacuum Dry Box is a piece of safety equipment which can provide an inert, or controlled atmosphere for handling sensitive materials.^[1]

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Laboratory equipment

Analytical
chemistry

Analytical balance Colony counter Spiral plater NMR Plate reader

Compositional	AutoAnalyzer CHN Colorimeter ICP GC MS pH meter

Microscopy	SEM TEM

Thermochemistry	Calorimeter DSC Thermometer TGA

Beaker Gas syringe Vial

Apparatuses	Dean-Stark apparatus Soxhlet extractor Kipp's apparatus

Bottles	Boston round bottle Pycnometer

Condensers	Cold finger Liebig

Dishes	Evaporating dish Petri dish Watch glass

Flasks	Büchner (Filter) Dewar Erlenmeyer Fernbach Fleaker Florence Retort Round-bottom Schlenk Volumetric

Funnels	Büchner funnel Dropping funnel Separatory funnel

for Measurement	Burette Conical measure Cuvette Dropper Eudiometer Graduated cylinder Ostwald viscometer pH indicator Pipette

Tubes	Boiling Cragie Ignition NMR Stirring rod Test Thiele Thistle

Cabinets

Lab coat Face shield Respirator Rubber Apron

Eye	Safety glasses Safety goggles Eyewash

Hand	Acid resistant gloves Glove box Medical gloves Nitrile gloves

Heaters
and Dryers

Alcohol Burner
Bunsen burner
Desiccator
Lab oven
Kiln
Meker-Fisher burner
Striker
Teclu burner
Vacuum dry box

Mixers and
Shakers

Stands,
Clamps, and
Holders

Beaker clamp
Clamp holder
Concentric ring tripod
Double burette clamp
Extension clamp
Flask clamp
Iron ring
Pinch clamp
Retort stand
Screw clamp
Test tube holder
Wire Gauze

Containers
and Storage

Balance Brush
Test tube brush

Other

See also: Instruments used in medical laboratories

References [edit]

^ "Vacuum Dry Box". NASA.

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