Gas Dispersion Tube

A gas dispersion tube, also known as a gas bubbler or gas diffusion tube, is a laboratory apparatus used to introduce gases into a liquid or another gaseous system with precision. It typically consists of a glass or plastic tube with a fritted glass disc or porous material at the bottom, allowing the controlled release of gas in the form of small bubbles. Gas dispersion tubes are widely used in chemistry and biology for various applications, including chemical reactions, aeration, and creating specific gas atmospheres. They enable researchers to efficiently mix gases with liquids and control the reaction conditions, making them valuable tools in experimental setups.