Heating blocks are invaluable in a wide range of research applications, as they provide consistent and uniform heating for small vessels such as microcentrifuge tubes, test tubes and vials as well as round bottom flasks.
A fun blog for you in celebration of National Doughnut Week 2023 – enjoy!
Configuring the right chemistry setup can sometimes feel even more elusive than alchemy! This blog is here to help…
Photochemistry is an important discipline concerned with the chemical processes induced by light absorption. The applications of photochemical processes are myriad, ranging from air and water purification to surface disinfection,
The chemistry of tulips is complicated and a bit of a mixture of good and bad. From my teen years working in a garden centre, I can tell you that
A single position heating block is designed as an alternative equipment to an oil bath and is suitable for single reactions conducted in round-bottom flasks.
This blog provides a technical overview of solvent evaporators, their types, and their use with tubes and vials.
What is a CSTR, and more importantly, how does a CSTR work and why should you care?
For St Patrick’s Day we celebrate the world’s first nitro beer – thanks to mathematician – turned – brewer, Michael Ash, who joined the Guinness team back in 1951.
We give you some basic information on what a Schlenk Line actually is, how it is used, and share some fantastic open-access resources on how to get the best out of this essential piece of laboratory equipment.
