Porcelain Dish

A porcelain dish is a small, shallow, heat-resistant container used in soil laboratories for various sample handling tasks. It is particularly useful during moisture content determination, where soil samples are dried in an oven. Key Uses in Soil Lab: Moisture Content Test: Holds soil samples during oven drying at 105–110°C. Weighing Samples: Used for accurate weighing before and after drying. Chemical Handling: Suitable for holding chemicals or samples during minor chemical tests. Key Features: Heat Resistant: Can withstand high drying oven temperatures. Non-Reactive Surface: Doesn’t interact with soil or chemicals. Durable: Made from glazed porcelain to resist cracking and chipping. Easy to Clean: Smooth surface allows quick and thorough cleaning. Porcelain dishes are simple yet essential tools that support accuracy