| Code No. | Unit | Capacity | Center Glass Fitting Bulb OD | Height | Overall Height |
| G0205 | 1 pc | 500 ml | 100 mm | 363 mm | 500 mm |
| G0206 | 1 pc | 1,000 ml | 135 mm | 440 mm | 570 mm |
Kipps’s Apparatus, Glass
- Kipp’s apparatus, also known as a Kipp generator, is a type of laboratory apparatus used to produce controllable amounts of common gasses including hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and other gasses by reacting solid and liquid reagents under normal temperature conditions (without heating).
- It has three main portions. The top portion is fitted with a thistle funnel and a bulb structure through which dilute acid can be poured which reacts with a solid reactant in the base of the Apparatus. Gas is produced in the middle dome from where it can be released and collected through a stopcock fitted. The base is provided with a residual outlet fitted with a stopper for easy cleaning.
