Royal Scientific 142 A Soxhlet Extraction Apparatus Glass Part B-24 Extractor Cone

The Royal Scientific 142A Soxhlet Extraction Apparatus with Glass Part B-24 Extractor Cone is a specialized laboratory apparatus used for the extraction of soluble components from solid samples. The Soxhlet extraction method involves continuous solvent extraction and is commonly employed in analytical chemistry and organic synthesis. This apparatus typically consists of a round-bottom flask, a condenser, and an extraction thimble or cone, such as the Glass Part B-24 Extractor Cone in this case. The solid sample is placed in the extraction thimble, which is then inserted into the Soxhlet apparatus. Solvent vapor rises from the flask, condenses in the condenser, and drips onto the sample, extracting soluble components. When the solvent level in the thimble reaches a certain point, it siphons back into the flask due to the siphon action, ensuring continuous extraction.