Emitter structure of burette joint
A burette and dripper technology, which is applied in the direction of chemical analysis by titration, measuring tube/pipette, etc., and can solve the problems affecting the volume of liquid droplets, etc.
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[0011] A dropper structure of a burette joint, a pipette tip that is socketed at the tip of the burette, the tip of the pipette has a through hole in the middle and a frustum-like structure at the top, the tip of the pipette is The two sides of the frustum are provided with a cut surface from the outer surface of the frustum to the top frustum surface. The intersection line between the cut surface and the outer surface of the frustum is a inferior arc, that is, the cut surface is a inferior arc surface, and the inferior arc corresponding to the inferior arc on the inferior arc surface The string is below the through hole; the tip of the tip of the pipette is a wedge-shaped structure with double-sided inferior arcs;
[0012] The inferior arc surfaces on both sides are arranged symmetrically, and the angle between the tip parts of the two inferior arc surfaces is 60°.
[0013] Control group: take an ordinary 10ml burette, when titrating from the 0 scale line, drop 10 drops of li...
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