Organizations are increasingly concerned about both the environmental impact and the cost of running a research facility. A condenser is often required for synthetic experiments and is therefore an essential tool for the research chemist. While condensers cooled by a circulating fluid such as water are effective, their constant need for running tap water creates an environmental and cost issue. Consequently such condensers should ideally be attached to a recirculating chiller unit which will not just reduce the environmental impact but also the long-term running costs.
The CondenSyn high-performance air condenser for synthetic chemistry experiments requires no cooling water for operation. The affordable high-surface-area air condenser is both safe and operationally effective. The robust design uses a new borosilicate glass manufacturing technique and, together with a proprietary multiple hyperbolic profile, this ensures optimum heat removal as vapours pass along its length. The condenser also incorporates a non-roll feature to help prevent accidents if left on a lab bench. Offering clear visibility of ongoing experimental reflux, it is easy to clean and maintain. Asynt Ltd
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