A glass rod is a long, thin piece of glass used in laboratories for stirring, mixing, or transferring liquids. It is usually smooth and transparent, making it easy to see through. Glass rods are commonly used to mix chemicals or solutions in containers like beakers or flasks. They are also used to guide or direct liquids during experiments. The smooth surface of the glass rod makes it easy to clean and reuse, and it can withstand contact with most chemicals without reacting.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „glass rod” po angielsku

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