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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-06-11, 11:31 |
DavidThePyro 
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 Rubber stopper
Now, this is for a DIY project, but it involves a rubber stopper, which is more of a lab item, so it gets posted here.
Do any of you have a suggestion for a place I can get a (#5) rubber stopper or two without paying $5 as a standard shipping charge?
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2003-06-11, 14:59 |
slow
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Re: Rubber stopper
um, do you have a 'clark rubber' store where you're at? they sell all sorts of useful stuff.
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2003-06-12, 00:16 |
Starcraft
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Re: Rubber stopper
If your buying other stuff with the stoppers then United Nuclear, I plan on ordering RB flasks ,and some stoppers, the shipping is at a flat rate.
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2003-06-12, 01:18 |
DavidThePyro
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Re: Rubber stopper
Wow. While I was on UN's site, I saw a link to Albuchemist, a chemistry place which is close to where I live, so I'll be going there. Thanks.
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