boiling chip
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tiny uneven-shaped particles added to liquids to avoid superheating by providing nucleation sites; often made of porous material (e.g. alumina, silicon carbide, calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, porcelain or carbon) with nonreactive PTFE coating
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- Instance of
- method
- Subclass of
- laboratory equipment
- Material used
- porous medium
- Image
- Boiling chips.jpg
- Has use
- nucleation
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- has characteristic
- inertness
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carbon
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boiling point
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distillation
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porcelain
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boiling
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calcium carbonate
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aluminium oxide
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polytetrafluoroethylene
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silicon carbide
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calcium sulfate
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University of Colorado Boulder
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laboratory glassware
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superheating
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nucleation
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inertness
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glass rod
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steam explosion
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