Ganong Potometer

The Ganong Potometer is a specialized laboratory instrument primarily used in plant physiology to measure the rate of transpiration by quantifying the water uptake of a leafy shoot. Constructed from high-quality borosilicate glass, this tool is designed for durability and chemical resistance, making it suitable for both educational and research environments.

Key Features

• Material: Made of premium borosilicate glass. This material offers high thermal shock resistance and transparency for clear observation of air bubbles.
• Design: Features a horizontal capillary tube with precise graduated markings (often 1mm bore) to track bubble movement.
• Components: Typically includes a wide-mouthed glass cylinder for the plant shoot, a reservoir with a stopcock to reset air bubbles, and a stable base.
• Accuracy: Provides precise measurements of water volume changes over time, allowing researchers to study the impact of environmental factors like light and humidity.

Product of India.