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Is tightness important to reagent bottles?

Reagent bottles refer to packaging containers used to store various chemical reagents. There are many types of reagents, some of which are flammable and explosive, and some are easy to oxidize… So the containers are also different, but when choosing the packaging of chemical reagents, Tightness must not be ignored.
In addition to choosing the right container based on reagent performance, the tightness of the bottle is also an important factor. If the sealing is not good, it will easily lead to the leakage of reagents, especially some reagents with highly toxic, flammable, explosive and corrosive characteristics. Once leakage occurs, the consequences will be disastrous. Therefore, when choosing reagent bottles, you must consider the bottle size. tightness. To judge whether the bottle has good sealing performance, it mainly depends on whether the bottle cap fits well with the bottle mouth, whether the gap between the two is appropriate, the size of the rubber stopper, and whether there are problems with the cap thread. In addition to choosing the right container based on reagent performance, the tightness of the bottle is also an important factor. If the sealing is not good, it will easily lead to the leakage of reagents, especially some reagents with highly toxic, flammable, explosive and corrosive characteristics. Once leakage occurs, the consequences will be disastrous. Therefore, when choosing reagent bottles, you must consider the bottle size. tightness. To judge whether the bottle has good sealing performance, it mainly depends on whether the bottle cap fits well with the bottle mouth, whether the gap between the two is appropriate, the size of the rubber stopper, and whether there are problems with the cap thread.
Chemical experiment is a dangerous job. Experimenters must be familiar with the performance of these reagents, master their storage requirements, and check whether the reagent bottles are well sealed before the experiment to ensure the safety of the experiment.