The word "beaker" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a cylindrical container used in laboratories for mixing, measuring, and heating liquids.
Example: "The scientist poured the solution into a beaker for further analysis."
Alternatives: "container" or "flask."
In 1959 she won an award from the American Chemical Society for a paper she co-wrote, The Nylon Rope Trick, which demonstrated a way of producing nylon in a beaker at room temperature.
To do so they took a beaker made of PVC, filled it with a mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids, and left it for six hours.
They then poured a solution of all four enzymes into the beaker and waited a day.
They put white cotton cloths stained with starch, grass, egg or mustard oil into the beaker.
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This is why sunshine can readily turn a thin layer of water on a road into steam but cannot do the same for a lake.The MIT researchers sought to address this in a laboratory set-up that consists of a double-layered black disc floating on the surface of water in an insulated beaker.
In other words, dirty water doesn't drive away the bivalves; rather a lack of bivalves invites the filth.Don Meritt, a bluff, burly, deeply-tanned PhD waterman who runs the hatchery (and whom everyone university president and beaker-scrubber alike calls Mutt) explains that this is a gross oversimplification, but it contains a grain of truth.
UTMB organisers say they have avoided the use of around 100,000 disposable beakers since they introduced a rule forcing runners to carry their own.
Cocktails were promised, I am sure, but all I can see around the room are beakers, pipettes and conical flasks.
In fact, the wine here is served in glasses the size of chemical beakers, and I think part of my extreme wellbeing may have been down to the fact that I was almost certainly drunk most of the time.
These type of 'makers spaces' include a library and a workshop that up-cycles old fabrics and clothes.
