[meteorite-list] Looking for a BIG-ger beaker

[j.divelbiss at att.net]

John,

I didn't see any response to your question about locating a big beaker...one 
that is 6 to 8 liters.  I too have seen the large size beaker you are asking 
about at a Tucson show, but I could not recall who it was.

I did a number of Internet searches and could not come up with that size beaker. The biggest I 
found was 4 liters, but I did find a site that had a 6 liter flask. But that might 
not be want you want. See below.

http://www.bch.msu.edu/facilities/bmbstores/beakrs-bottles.htm

On the other hand, I became confused during these searches as to what I was 
looking for because when I searched for large Beakers (with CAPS) I came up with a 
different sort of BIG beaker. Maybe this is what you wanted but I struggled with 
the english and metric scales between the two.

http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/231840.asp

Good luck and let us know if you've gotten the help you were looking for.

John


-------------- Original message from JKGwilliam <h3chondrite at cox.net>: -------------- 


> Hello List, 
> While at the Tucson Show, I bought several large, unetched Campo slices to 
> experiment with. My plan is to treat them in a " Schoner Bath", etch them, 
> and see how they hold up. In the past, I've used plastic tubs for these 
> projects, but this time I want to heat the solution so I need some large 
> Pyrex beakers. 
> 
> Can anyone tell me where I might find a really large beaker? Someone 
> told me they saw a huge beaker (6-8 liters) down in Tucson, but I can't 
> remember who it was. 
> 
> The largest one my local chemical store stocks is 4 liters - I'm looking 
> for one that is twice that size. 
> 
> John Gwilliam 
> 
> 
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