Rasayan Thiele’S Melting Point Tubes

Rasayan Thiele’s melting point tubes are specialized laboratory apparatus used in the determination of melting points of solid substances. These tubes are typically made of high-quality borosilicate glass and are designed with a capillary tip at one end. The Thiele’s tube method is a common technique employed in laboratories for accurately measuring the melting points of organic compounds. In this method, a small quantity of the sample is placed into the capillary end of the tube, and the tube is then suspended in a heating apparatus. As the temperature rises, the sample inside the capillary tube begins to melt, and the temperature at which this occurs is recorded as the melting point of the substance.