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Across International SolventVap 2L Rotary Evaporator With Electric Flask Lift 110V
The rotary evaporator is a crucial device in chemical laboratories designed for the effective and gentle extraction of solvents from samples through evaporation. Primarily employed to separate solvents with low boiling points, like n-hexane or ethyl acetate, from solid compounds at room temperature and pressure. This versatile apparatus can also remove solvents from liquid compounds within a sample, provided there is minimal co-evaporation (azeotropic behavior) and a significant difference in boiling points at the selected temperature and reduced pressure. Its applications extend to various laboratory processes, ensuring precise and controlled solvent removal for diverse chemical applications.
$2,890.00
Across International SolventVap 2L Rotary Evaporator With Electric Flask Lift 110V—
$2,890.00
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Across International SolventVap 2L Rotary Evaporator With Electric Flask Lift 110V
The rotary evaporator is a crucial device in chemical laboratories designed for the effective and gentle extraction of solvents from samples through evaporation. Primarily employed to separate solvents with low boiling points, like n-hexane or ethyl acetate, from solid compounds at room temperature and pressure. This versatile apparatus can also remove solvents from liquid compounds within a sample, provided there is minimal co-evaporation (azeotropic behavior) and a significant difference in boiling points at the selected temperature and reduced pressure. Its applications extend to various laboratory processes, ensuring precise and controlled solvent removal for diverse chemical applications.
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The rotary evaporator is a crucial device in chemical laboratories designed for the effective and gentle extraction of solvents from samples through evaporation. Primarily employed to separate solvents with low boiling points, like n-hexane or ethyl acetate, from solid compounds at room temperature and pressure. This versatile apparatus can also remove solvents from liquid compounds within a sample, provided there is minimal co-evaporation (azeotropic behavior) and a significant difference in boiling points at the selected temperature and reduced pressure. Its applications extend to various laboratory processes, ensuring precise and controlled solvent removal for diverse chemical applications.
