reaction vessel
/rɪˈækʃən vɛsəl/ · reac·tion ves·sel
noun
- A container, typically made of glass, metal, or plastic, used to conduct and observe chemical reactions, often in a laboratory setting. The chemist carefully poured the mixture into the reaction vessel and sealed it for observation.
- A device or equipment used to contain and control the conditions of a chemical reaction, such as temperature, pressure, and atmosphere. The reaction vessel was designed to withstand high temperatures and pressures during the experiment.
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Did you know? The term 'reaction vessel' is commonly used in chemistry and chemical engineering to describe a container used to conduct and observe chemical reactions. This phrase is often used in academic and professional settings to describe a specific type of equipment used in laboratory settings.