Sample Preparation
How labs can address solubility issues, when to use a fritless titration cell, and more
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Used freeze dryers are plentiful, but there are some factors to weigh when intending to scale up with them
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Key considerations to ensure you select the right model for your applications
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Stirrers and mixers are used for mixing a variety of samples in the lab, and there are numerous options available depending on what you’re mixing and the volume you’re working with
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There are handheld and bench-mounted configurations available, along with a variety of probes to match various sample types
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Freeze dryers are used to preserve food, extend the shelf of pharmaceutical products and vaccines, and more via the process of sublimation
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Rotary evaporators are often used to remove low boiling organic solvents, and the addition of vacuum can lower the boiling point. Nitrogen evaporators apply a steady stream of nitrogen to remove moisture. Centrifugal evaporators, ideal for high-volume sample processing, use vacuum centrifugation to evaporate samples
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There are many different sizes and types of centrifuges available to fit the requirements of a variety of applications
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There are many different configurations to choose from with various accessories, compliance features, and settings
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The CentriVap Complete conveniently evaporates multiple samples without damaging them with heat. As many as 148 samples can be processed at once, ranging in size from a few microliters to up to 50mL
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