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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a beaker of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or type of liquid contained in a beaker, often in scientific or educational contexts.
Example: "The experiment required a beaker of hydrochloric acid to proceed with the reaction."
Alternatives: "a container of" or "a vessel of".
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A similar effect is created by rapidly shaking a beaker of water up and down.
A beaker of the warm south, with carcinogenics winking at the brim – while you calculate your life expectancy?
A small but known amount of tracer added to a beaker of water can be evaporated under clean-room conditions.
Erin Sullivan, another bartender on duty, was focused on slowly stirring a beaker of intriguing-looking ingredients.
"I actually have some fresh camel urine here," Steve babbled at one point, waving a beaker of yellow liquid.
Merrily child-free at the time, I scoffed, knocked back a beaker of the blushful Hippocrene, and stayed out till 3am.
Further demonstrating how waterproof this burned soil really is, Wells pours half a pound of it, like loose brown sugar, into a beaker of water.
This comprises "a box of tissues, a small bin, and a beaker of clean water for temporary cleaning/dunking while the bathroom is occupied by [her]".
And it is all timed to combust each Saturday at 11 30 P.M. on NBC like a beaker of dangerous chemicals on a weeklong fuse.
Next, using a paper clip as a handle, she carefully dipped the lipstick end of the paper into a beaker of acetone.
Pictures of the underage Oona, seated in the Stork's elite Cub Room, smiling over a beaker of milk, were splashed in newspapers and magazines.
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