A flask with a vertical condenser above it, in an apparatus diagram.
Also known as: Reflux, Flask with a tube on top
A flask with an upright condenser is reflux: the mixture boils and the vapour condenses back into it. Drawing the condenser vertical rather than angled is the whole point, and an angled one would be distillation instead.
Depicts apparatus for heating a mixture at its boiling point while returning the vapour as liquid, so nothing is lost over a long reaction.
Contexts: Laboratory
Is distinguished from distillation by the condenser being vertical rather than angled: one returns the condensate and the other collects it.
Contexts: Laboratory
A round-bottomed flask drawn in outline with a long vertical tube rising from its neck, the tube shown with an outer jacket and two side ports.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.