Ceramic Pourous Cup

0651 flat bottom straight wall ceramic cup series.

Ceramic pourous cup.

In the case of glass cup the outer wall of the cup is cooler than that of a ceramic cup. A ceramic material is an inorganic non metallic often crystalline oxide nitride or carbide material. Porous ceramic cylindrical cup for student voltaic cell experiments and other applications. Some elements such as carbon or silicon may be considered ceramics ceramic materials are brittle hard strong in compression and weak in shearing and tension.

They withstand chemical erosion that occurs in other materials subjected to acidic or caustic environments. The little pockets of air that are trapped inside the ceramic act as insulators and slow the process of conduction. 0 5µm a bubbling pressure of 80psi an apparent porosity of 38 5 and an absorption of 21 0. Custom coorstek porous ceramics can be tailored from 0 1 100 µm with precision tolerances and a variety of ceramic material options.

Combining tightly toleranced pores with unique ceramic material properties enables applications not feasible before. Because ceramic is more porous than glass conduction occurs slower in ceramic mugs. 3 h x 1 in diameter. Porous ceramics are often used for chemical filtration and fluid separation.

Excellent divider for electrolytic cells. 0653 round bottom neck top ceramic cup series. 0655 round bottom tapered neck ceramic cup series. Porous ceramic labware is ideal for use in chemical processing pharmaceutical mechanical and electronic applications.

Other porosities and sizes are available on special order. The heat flux to the periphery is also low as the. These porous ceramic cups have an average pore diameter of.