Product Focus
Rotary evaporators, or “rotovaps,” may be found wherever processes require sample concentration or solvent distillation.
When choosing which lab stirrer option is best for you, it depends on the application
The ongoing changes in today’s microwave digesters make it possible for researchers to use these devices in more sophisticated ways
Nearly any biologist can now use some form of this microscopy
Although most chemists take classes in the theory of gas chromatography (GC), they learn operation and troubleshooting mostly through hands-on operation and laboratory lore.
Solid phase extraction (SPE) serves as the front end to numerous analytic modalities, particularly but not limited to gas and liquid chromatography.
Most of today’s biology labs need to shake something, and often in a controlled environment. That’s a job for a temperature controlled or incubator shaker.
A material’s refractive index—essentially how much it bends lights—can be used to describe the material and its use.
Which method of reporting is appropriate for your particle sizing/characterization application?
All of the changes in life science labs over the past few decades make some improvements less appreciated than they should be, and pipetting might be one of those.
In complicated applications of high vacuum, the technology must really fit the situation.
