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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
 2003-08-30, 20:48 |
em de em aye 
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 Hotplates
What could I use in place of a stirrer if I only had a hotplate and not the combo what can I do?
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#2
2003-08-30, 21:57 |
tReePHrOg
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Re: Hotplates
you would want to use a sort of labratory plastic stirrer, or natural bamboo stirrers with no glues or laquers, and if none of these suit you too well you could alsways swirl your nut sack around in the flask for a while.
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2003-08-30, 22:25 |
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Re: Hotplates
Freakin frogger.....hahhhahahahahahahhah
sorry guys, switrd found that amusing.
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#4
2003-09-01, 13:53 |
sam-63
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Re: Hotplates
I guess you could use a woody in place of the bamboo as well LOL
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#5
2003-09-01, 23:49 |
kirby
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Re: Hotplates
more information please,,,what are you stirring and why???
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