Synthesis reactor: Monowave 50

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“ Precise results and transferable methods Any method developed for Monowave 50 can be directly transferred to any Anton Paar microwave synthesis reactor. Likewise, reaction protocols from microwave synthesis reactors can also be applied in Monowave 50. This is made possible by continuous internal temperature monitoring in all our reactors, including Monowave 50. Thanks to our protocol converter, a reflux experiment can be converted into a high-speed, closed-vessel reaction with a few clicks. Easy to use Monowave 50 is made for the smartphone generation. Intuitive user interface and straightforward programming of experiments via the touchscreen reduce the fear of an unknown subject for students. The software is designed to avoid out-of-spec reaction protocols meaning that no supervision during programming experiments is needed. Methods and experimental data can be downloaded from the instrument via USB. Safe and robust At the start of each experiment, Monowave 50 mechanically locks the cavity to avoid accidental opening while the reaction vessel is pressurized. Reaction temperature and pressure are continuously monitored, and the device automatically shuts down if the operational limits (20 bar and 250 °C) are exceeded. At the end of each experiment, overpressure is safely released. The reaction vessel is protected by a stainless steel jacket so if a vessel rupture occurs the user is safe at all times. Cleaning takes just a few minutes, minimizing downtime. Small and portable With 8.5 kg and a footprint of 20 cm x 40 cm, Monowave 50 requires minimal bench space and can even fit into a backpack for safe, easy transport. Unlike standard laboratory glassware setups, Monowave 50 can be operated outside a fume cupboard. The only installation requirements are a plug and availability of an exhaust. With plug-and-play installation, the instrument can be running in less than five minutes. This makes the device ideal for laboratories where experiments need to be set up quickly, and lab space or equipment is shared between different courses. The instrument can even be placed inside a glove box. ”