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Reaction setups templates
102 templates · 3 free to download · for school and university practical chemistry
Over a hundred lab apparatus setup templates: heating under reflux, simple and fractional distillation, Dean–Stark, Soxhlet extraction, vacuum filtration, separating funnels, reactions under nitrogen, titration, TLC, recrystallisation, melting point, gas preparation and many school physics and biology practicals, all drawn with connected glassware.
Heating under refluxFree
Simple distillationFree
Dean–Stark water removalFree
Soxhlet extractionPremium
Vacuum filtrationPremium
Liquid–liquid extractionPremium
Reaction under nitrogenPremium
Acid–base titrationPremium
Thin-layer chromatographyPremium
Recrystallisation: hot filtrationPremium
Melting point (oil bath)Premium
Preparing a gas and collecting it over waterPremium
Flame testsPremium
Electrolysis of waterPremium
Enthalpy of neutralisationPremium
Rate of reaction: gas syringePremium
Vacuum distillationPremium
Steam distillationPremium
Gas from Kipp's apparatusPremium
TLC: spot, develop, visualisePremium
Cannula transfer under nitrogenPremium
Continuous flow reactionPremium
Cyclic voltammetryPremium
Agarose gel electrophoresisPremium
Making a soluble salt from an insoluble basePremium
Crystallisation over a water bathPremium
Purifying water by distillationPremium
Rate of reaction and temperaturePremium
Tests for ionsPremium
Test for carbon dioxidePremium
Thermal decomposition of a carbonatePremium
Reacting masses: burning magnesiumPremium
Water of crystallisationPremium
Temperature change of a reactionPremium
Cracking liquid paraffinPremium
Conditions for rustingPremium
Fermentation of glucosePremium
Oxygen from potassium manganate(VII)Premium
SublimationPremium
Molar volume of a gasPremium
Making a standard solutionPremium
Redox titration with KMnO₄Premium
pH titration curvePremium
Thermometric titrationPremium
Initial rate: iodine clockPremium
Rate of reaction: mass lossPremium
Colorimetry: Beer–Lambert calibrationPremium
Shifting an equilibriumPremium
Organic functional-group testsPremium
Fractional distillationPremium
Preparing cyclohexene from cyclohexanolPremium
Preparing aspirin and checking its purityPremium
Making an ester: reflux, then distilPremium
Transition-metal ions with NaOH and ammoniaPremium
Preparing a double salt: Mohr's salt or potash alumPremium
Preparing p-nitroacetanilidePremium
Saponification: making soapPremium
Nylon rope trickPremium
Potentiometric and conductometric titrationPremium
Grignard reactionPremium
Reaction at −78 °CPremium
Hydrogenation with an H₂ balloonPremium
Rotary evaporationPremium
Flash column chromatographyPremium
Acid–base extractionPremium
Caffeine: extraction and sublimationPremium
Microscale techniquesPremium
Kugelrohr distillationPremium
Gravimetric analysisPremium
Complexometric (EDTA) titrationPremium
Karl Fischer water determinationPremium
Viscosity: Ostwald viscometerPremium
Surface tension: stalagmometerPremium
Freezing-point depression (Beckmann)Premium
Boiling-point elevation (Landsberger)Premium
Sucrose inversion by polarimetryPremium
Partition coefficient of iodinePremium
Adsorption isothermPremium
Bomb calorimetryPremium
Synthesis of [Co(NH₃)₅Cl]Cl₂Premium
Working in a gloveboxPremium
Food testsPremium
Enzyme activity: amylase and starchPremium
Osmosis in potato cylindersPremium
Preparing a microscope slidePremium
Chromatography of leaf pigmentsPremium
Rate of photosynthesis: pondweedPremium
RespirometerPremium
Extracting DNA from fruitPremium
Aseptic technique: inoculating an agar platePremium
Paper chromatography of inksPremium
Rate of reaction: disappearing crossPremium
Electrolysis of brinePremium
Electroplating with copperPremium
Which solutions conduct?Premium
Enthalpy of combustion of an alcoholPremium
Products of combustionPremium
Preparing and collecting ammoniaPremium
EMF of an electrochemical cellPremium
Lassaigne's test (sodium fusion)Premium
Purifying a sol by dialysisPremium
Magnetic susceptibility: Gouy balancePremiumFrequently asked questions
Can I edit the glassware?
Yes. Every piece of glassware is a MolDraw apparatus object: move, resize, recolour the liquid or swap a piece and the joints stay connected.
Are these setups suitable for lab reports?
Yes. Export the diagram as PNG, SVG or PDF and add it to your report or practical worksheet.
Are the reaction setups templates free?
3 of the 102 reaction setups templates are free to download. All of them can be previewed here and opened and edited in MolDraw; downloading the premium ones is part of MolDraw Pro.