Quartz Digestion Tube

A quartz digestion tube is a kind of laboratory equipment made of high-purity quartz glass (the main component is silicon dioxide, SiO₂), which is specially used for the chemical digestion process of samples. Compared with traditional glass or plastic digestion containers, quartz digestion tubes have shown significant advantages in experiments under high temperature and corrosive environments due to their unique physical and chemical properties. Application advantages
High-temperature digestion: Quartz digestion tubes can be used in high-temperature environments and are very suitable for chemical digestion processes that require heating, such as wet digestion, microwave digestion, etc.
Corrosion resistance: Due to its excellent chemical stability, quartz digestion tubes can be safely used to handle strong acids, strong bases, and other corrosive reagents, ensuring that no container damage or contamination occurs during the experiment.
High transparency: The high transparency of quartz digestion tubes makes it easy to observe color changes or other phenomena during the reaction process, which helps to monitor the progress of the experiment in real time.
Biocompatibility: Quartz material has good biocompatibility and will not react with biological molecules in the sample, ensuring the accuracy of the experimental results.
3. Common application scenarios
Environmental analysis: used for heavy metal digestion of environmental samples such as soil and water samples to determine the content of harmful elements.
Food testing: used for digestion analysis of nutrients, pollutants, and additives in food samples.
Pharmaceutical industry: used for pretreatment of drug samples, including extraction and purification of active ingredients.
Geological research: used for digestion of mineral samples to determine the trace element composition.
Material science: used for the preparation and characterization of new materials, especially in high-temperature synthesis processes