Often, a lab experiment requires a piece of glass tubing that is bent or shaped in a specific way. Here, you will learn to bend glass tubing by creating a simple 90 degree angle bend. To bend glass tubing: 1. Turn on the flame. Light the flame on the burner just like you did before, and turn it up so you can see the two cones. 2. Heat the tubing.

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Smoothly bend the ends of the glass tubing upward to form a 90 degree bend. Clean-up! Cut a piece of glass rod about 20 cm long. Use a flame spreader on the Bunsen burner. If using a propane torch, move the rod back and forth in the flame to soften at least 4 cm of the glass. Use both hands to heat the center portion of the rod.

2023年9月7日 · When bending tube or pipe, the interior wall of the bend becomes more compressed and thicker, while the exterior wall becomes stretched and thinner. To determine how long a piece of tubing you need and to make sure it achieves the correct shape, use this method to create a 90-degree reference bend.

Hold a piece of glass tubing to be bent at both ends. Heat as large an area as possible by rotating the glass to heat evenly. When the tube becomes quite soft, remove it from the flame and quickly bend it into a right angle. Carefully hold the tube in this position for 30 seconds until the glass hardens. Place the bend on a ceramic pad to cool.

To learn, understand, and commit to memorizing the simple process of the bending of a glass tube experiment. One Bunsen burner. One soda-glass tube (20-25cm in length) Experiment: Procedure: Once the glass has reached the required shape, simply remove the glass from the flame and turn off the Bunsen burner if no one else has a use for it.

2019年2月25日 · Bending and drawing glass tubing is a handy skill for managing laboratory glassware. Here is how to do it. There are two main types of glass using in a lab: flint glass and borosilicate glass. Borosilicate glass may carry a label (e.g., Pyrex). Flint glass typically is not labeled. You can bend and draw flint glass using just about any flame.

Bends may be accomplished in two ways. The first involves rotating the glass tubing in the flame. The second method is used when the glass cannot be rotated (ex. the glass is attached to a vacuum line), so the torch flame is moved around the glass.