A laboratory electric furnace is a device that uses electricity as a heating source for conducting chemical or physical experiments in laboratories. It typically consists of refractory materials and electric heating elements (such as resistance wire, silicon carbide rods, or silicon molybdenum rods) capable of providing high temperatures, along with temperature control functions to ensure the stability and accuracy of experimental conditions. Laboratory electric furnaces are used to heat test tubes, reactors, crucibles, and other containers for various experiments, such as heating solutions, drying samples, or conducting chemical reactions.

  In terms of classification, laboratory electric furnaces include experimental drying ovens, muffle furnaces, tube furnaces, Vacuum furnace and so on.

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