Distilling Apparatus Ammonia, With Graham Condenser, Interchangeable Joint 500mL

The Distilling Apparatus for Ammonia is a specialized laboratory glassware assembly designed primarily for determining nitrogen content in organic compounds. It is most commonly used in the Kjeldahl method, where both digestion and distillation stages can be performed within the same apparatus to establish ammonia levels. 

• Nitrogen Determination: Essential for testing nitrogen in food, agriculture, and wastewater samples.
• Biochemical Analysis: Used in research and industrial labs to analyze organic compounds.
• Educational Use: Standard equipment in university chemistry and biochemistry laboratories

• Kjeldahl Flask (500mL): A high-quality, heat-resistant borosilicate glass flask used for the initial digestion of organic matter.
• Graham (Coil) Condenser: A 200mm coil condenser that ensures efficient cooling of vapors into liquid form.
• Splash Head: Prevents "splash-back" or liquid carry-over into the condenser during the boiling process.
• Interchangeable Joints: Precision-ground glass joints (commonly sizes 24/29 for the flask and 19/26 for the condenser) that allow for airtight connections.
• Inlet Tube: Featured in many models to allow for the introduction of permanganate solution after the distillation is complete.