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| Keywords: Friedrich condenser.svg Stylized diagram of a Friedrich condenser An entry from the online catalog of Organomation Associates published on thomasregister com <ref>http //www organomation thomasregister com/olc/48467005/glass_7 htm Organomation Associates Extraction Glassware - Liquid/Liquid for ROT-X-TRACT-L Retrieved from www organomation thomasregister com on 10 April 2007 </ref> was referenced for details of the structure of the Friedrichs condenser Image Allihn condenser svg<ref>Wikimedia Commons contributors Image Allihn condenser svg Wikimedia Commons http //commons wikimedia org/w/index php title Image Allihn condenser svg oldid 5004793 accessed 10 April 2007 </ref> was used as a template for the ground-glass joints and coolant inlet/outlet with appreciation to Quantockgoblin and Jiří Babocký <ref>Wikimedia Commons contributors User Jxjl Wikimedia Commons http //commons wikimedia org/w/User Jxjl accessed 10 April 2007 </ref> the creators of that image 2007-04-10 Ryanaxp public domain Image Friedrich condenser png Comments This file was converted from the original I created using Microsoft Visio Although Visio has the option to save documents in SVG format the SVG files output by Visio often contain errors that prevent proper rendering in Wikipedia Accordingly I printed the Visio document to PDF using the Adobe PDF print driver and the printed PDF was then submitted to http //freesvg texterity com/ to effect the final conversion to this SVG file References <references/> Condensers chemistry laboratory equipment | ||||
