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A dropping bottle is a laboratory and medical tool used for dispensing liquids in controlled amounts, typically in drops. Dropping bottles are commonly used for dispensing reagents, chemicals, or medications in precise quantities. They come in both plastic and glass variants.

250 ml Reagent Bottle are containers designed for storing and dispensing laboratory reagents and chemicals. 

Features:

• Material: Typically made from high-quality glass (such as amber glass to protect light-sensitive reagents) or plastic (like polyethylene or polypropylene) for durability and chemical resistance.
• Capacity: Available in various sizes, commonly ranging from 50ml to several liters, to accommodate different volumes of reagents.
• Closure: Usually comes with a secure screw cap or other types of closures to prevent leakage and contamination. Some may have a tamper-evident seal for added safety.
• Labeling: Often includes space for labeling the contents, which helps in identifying the reagent and its properties.

Uses:

• Storage: Used to safely store chemicals and reagents, protecting them from contamination, light, and environmental factors.
• Dispensing: Designed for easy pouring or dispensing of liquids, with features that may include a narrow neck for controlled flow.
• Preservation: Helps in maintaining the stability and integrity of reagents, ensuring their effectiveness and reliability for experiments and analyses.

Reagent bottles are essential in laboratories for organizing, storing, and handling various chemicals and solutions.

A Reagent Bottle with a Narrow Mouth is a type of laboratory container designed to hold and store reagents, chemicals, or other liquid substances. The narrow mouth design is intended to control the flow of liquids, reduce the risk of spills, and minimize contamination.

The 500 ml Wash Bottle is a laboratory tool used for rinsing or dispensing liquids, typically water or solvent, in a controlled manner.

Key features often include:

• Material: Usually made from durable plastic, such as polyethylene, which is resistant to chemicals and impact.
• Capacity: Available in various sizes, often including common laboratory volumes like 250ml, 500ml, or 1 liter.
• Design: Features a squeeze bottle design that allows for controlled liquid flow through a nozzle or spout. The nozzle is often angled or equipped with a precision tip for directed application.
• Labeling: May include markings or labels to indicate the volume of liquid remaining or for labeling the contents of the bottle.
• Functionality: Ideal for tasks like rinsing glassware, dispensing solvents, or adding small amounts of liquid to experiments or processes.

The wash bottle is an essential tool in laboratory settings for maintaining cleanliness and precision in liquid handling.