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An '''overhead stirrer''' is a laboratory device used for mixing, homogenizing, suspending, and recirculating large volumes or high-viscosity substances, which typically can't be handled by a [[magnetic stirrer]]. Most if not all overhead stirrers allow for the monitoring of reaction progress as a function of viscosity change. | An '''overhead stirrer''' is a laboratory device used for mixing, homogenizing, suspending, and recirculating large volumes or high-viscosity substances, which typically can't be handled by a [[magnetic stirrer]]. Most if not all overhead stirrers allow for the monitoring of reaction progress as a function of viscosity change. | ||
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*[[Magnetic stirrer]] | *[[Magnetic stirrer]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:51, 4 August 2014
An overhead stirrer is a laboratory device used for mixing, homogenizing, suspending, and recirculating large volumes or high-viscosity substances, which typically can't be handled by a magnetic stirrer. Most if not all overhead stirrers allow for the monitoring of reaction progress as a function of viscosity change.
