Asynt reports on how a DrySyn OCTO 8-position parallel synthesiser has benefited early stage discovery chemistry at Cancer Research UK (Cambridge, UK).
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Asynt has introduced a new modular version of its popular LightSyn Illumin8 photoreactor with easily interchangeable wavelength modules.
Jacketed reactors provide an excellent means of achieving reliable and consistent results, allowing scientists to scale up their reactions and increase yield from the process materials being utilized. Every good
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The DrySyn Spiral Evaporator from Asynt is enabling the Cresswell Group within the Department of Chemistry at theUniversity of Bath (UK) to improve and streamline many aspects of their synthetic organic methods development.
Batch and flow reactions are two fundamentally different approaches to chemical processing. The question of whether a given reaction or synthesis should be carried out using a batch reactor or a flow reactor is often up for debate however.
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