The Scientific Glassware Blog
What is Scientific Glassblowing
There are many materials that define a chemistry research laboratory, but if there is one material above all else, it's glass. For centuries now,...
How to Clean Laboratory Glassware
Clean laboratory glassware ensures clear and reliable scientific results. As contaminants alter glassware volumes and add unexpected chemicals to...
What is Laboratory Glassware?
The term laboratory glassware is used to describe a wide range of scientific equipment, that was, until the use of plastic became more common,...
Measuring Volume – Which Glassware is Best
When it comes to measuring volume, there is a vast array of laboratory glassware available. But why? Is there really a need for all the different...
Glassware in Focus – The Erlenmeyer Flask
The Erlenmeyer Flask, also commonly known as the conical flask or titration flask was designed and named after the German chemist Richard August...
Selecting Laboratory Glassware for Distillation
Distillation is a commonly used technique for separating mixtures. The process is most widely used in the separation of liquids where heat is...
Tips for Taking Care of Laboratory Glassware
Properly maintaining your laboratory glassware is vital if you want to ensure the accuracy of results from your experiments. Damaged, faulty or...
The History of Vaccination
Vaccinating against disease may feel like a modern scientific development. However, fighting disease with inoculation was first recorded over a...
The Founder of Chemistry Lab Equipment
In the 1800’s Jöns Jacob Berzelius was one of the founders of modern chemistry. With his passion for scientific experimentation, Berzelius developed...
How Scientific Glassware Experiments Changed the World
The headlines for scientific research success are well known. We are familiar with the fact that medicines and vaccines are developed and tested....