Small Experimental Teaching Air Storage Device Chemical Experimental Instrument Experimental Equipment

Specification:material: plasticWeight: about 630GMain Experiment1. Gas storageOpen the air guide valve, remove the rubber plug of the water inlet and outlet on the top of the device, and pour water into the mouth (such asChlorine storage, use saturated salt water instead) about 3500 ml, until the water fills the air storage chamber, and the air is removed from the airWhen the valve overflows, close the valve (it will be faster if you unscrew the base cover and pour water in), and then put theThe rubber stopper with the water outlet pipe is tightly plugged to drain, and the air guide valve and the air outlet of the gas generating device are used likeThe leather tube is connected, and the air can be stored by opening the air guide valve.2. Use gasOpen the air guide valve, the water in the water storage chamber enters the air storage chamber, and can be discharged under the pressure of the water.The stored gas is used for experiments, and the exhaust volume can be controlled by the air guide valve. To prevent gas storageThe room is connected to the atmosphere, please remove the rubber stopper and add water in time (such as chlorine discharge, the gas should be filled with saturated food)

• Gas Storage Device - Collects, Stores And Discharges Gas Using The Principles Of Drainage Gas Collection And Liquid Pressure Exhaust.
• Application - This Device Is An Ideal Gas Storage Device For All Kinds Of School Chemical Laboratories.The Principle Of Drainage Gas Collection And Liquid Pressure Exhaust Can Collect, Store And Discharge Such As Oxygen,Hydrogen, Carbon Monoxide, Methane, Ethylene, Acetylene, Carbon Dioxide, Chlorine And Other Gases.
• Airtightness Of The Outer Wall Of The Device And The Valve - Tighten The Base Cover With The Rubber Sealing Ring, Close The
• Close The Valve, Cover The Rubber Stopper With The Water Outlet, Immerse The Device In Water, And Glue To The Water Outlet.
• Blow Air Inside The Tube, No Air Bubbles Should Escape.