By Emma Foster on Thu 08 April 2021
Even though electrochemistry offers tremendous benefits to synthetic organic chemists, it is rarely used in modern labs because of the lack of suitable equipment that enables non-electrochemists to perform this chemistry in a ‘convenient’ manner. Therefore, chemists will need an easier, more user-friendly way to access this technique for it to become more widely accepted as a routine procedure.
By Emma Foster on Thu 08 April 2021
A catalyst is a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without itself being used up in the reaction, enabling it to be recycled during the process. In continuous flow chemistry, a catalyst is often inserted in a packed bed reactor, and the reaction mixture is pushed thought the reactor using suitable pumping systems.
By Emma Foster on Thu 08 April 2021
In this article, Dr. Stephen Heffernan, a Batch Chemistry Applications Specialist and also Product Manager for the Atlas HD family of automated chemical reactors at Syrris, discusses the issues chemists face when using conventional chemistry and round-bottom flasks, as well as their solutions. He also explains how advanced lab technology can help you conduct more consistent, efficient, and repeatable chemistry even when you're not in the lab.
By Emma Foster on Thu 08 April 2021
Water quality instruments are seasonal as over the course of the winter months, data collection must stop due to the conditions in rivers and lakes. Until the spring when water quality testing can continue, all water quality equipment must be stored safely. What is the best way to store the water testing equipment for a long period of time?
By Emma Foster on Thu 08 April 2021
Using obsolete equipment is what leads to problems with accuracy, precision, and throughput capacity that can end up extremely costly for the analytical laboratory. Learn about the benefits of upgrading your lab equipment.
By Emma Foster on Fri 26 March 2021
One of the main challenges to embracing flow chemistry is the concept of spending time incorporating and designing novel chemical reactions. Learn how to build a compound library in continuous flow chemistry.
By Emma Foster on Wed 24 March 2021
Many chemists across all industries and academia are switching to continuous flow techniques for their chemistry. In this article, Neal Munyebvu, Flow Chemistry Technical Specialist for the Syrris Support Team, tell us about his experience installing Asia Flow Chemistry Systems in sites worldwide.
By Emma Foster on Wed 24 March 2021
Over the years, flow chemistry has overtaken the use of microwave chemistry. Why have continuous flow chemistry systems made microwave chemistry largely redundant?
By Emma Foster on Tue 16 March 2021
TENAK have introduced a solution to the packing problem with the COVID-19 vaccines and have developed an all new racking system that can fit as many samples into a freezer while following CDC guidelines and gives easy access to the vaccines.
By Emma Foster on Thu 25 February 2021
What do you know about flow chemistry? Check out these 10 facts about continuous flow chemistry!
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