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What is a desiccator used for
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A desiccator is a laboratory tool used for creating a low humidity or moisture-free environment. It is typically a transparent, airtight container made of glass or plastic with a removable lid. The desiccator contains a drying agent, such as silica gel or anhydrous calcium chloride, which absorbs moisture from the air inside the container. It is commonly used to store or preserve moisture-sensitive substances, prevent the absorption of moisture during weighing or analysis of substances, or to dry samples or equipment.
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