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glassware for a gas chamber

smartgene - 29-8-2016 at 12:40

what the glassware called if you want to react two gases like sulfur dioxide and chlorine to produce sulfuryl chloride

aga - 29-8-2016 at 12:54

I think even a Jam Jar would work.

Thanks for making me look up sulphuryl chloride : looks like it could be very useful indeed !

NEMO-Chemistry - 29-8-2016 at 13:10

What about a U tube with side take offs each end? Put the gas in say the top left side (via a bung with hole) and the left side arm part.

Then stopper right hand side top and take the product from the right side take off.........Ok sounded better in my head sorry.

one of these type things http://3.imimg.com/data3/YR/KA/MY-2389740/calcium-chloride-t...

Like i said, sounded better in my head.

vmelkon - 30-8-2016 at 13:55

Quote: Originally posted by NEMO-Chemistry  
What about a U tube with side take offs each end? Put the gas in say the top left side (via a bung with hole) and the left side arm part.

Then stopper right hand side top and take the product from the right side take off.........Ok sounded better in my head sorry.

one of these type things http://3.imimg.com/data3/YR/KA/MY-2389740/calcium-chloride-t...

Like i said, sounded better in my head.


That's a U tube. It would not be efficient since tube diameter is typically 1 cm.
It is better to have a large chamber of some sort.

NEMO-Chemistry - 31-8-2016 at 13:13

Ok how about a wine making demi john type container (American gallon type container)?

Just an idea.........