Ultrasonic Laboratory Processors Use Ultrasonic Sonochemistry To Homogenize Liquids

Ultrasonic Laboratory Processors Use ultrasonic sonochemistry to homogenize liquids

Description:

The microprocessor controlled ultrasonic processor is a highly-efficient tool for daily use in laboratory. Especially for applications such as the disruption of cells, preparation of emulsions and dispersions, homogenizing of liquids, acceleration of various chemical reactions, atomizing and degassing of liquids and the extraction of several substances from organic sources.

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Other Applications:

Bubbles removal for steamwater; mineral waters; aerated water; vapour-water; carbonated drinks and other Liquid state drink;

Degassing

Adjustment of ribosome,

Cutting of actinomycetes and fungal threads,

Acceleration of a chemical reaction,

Extraction of special components by disruption of tissue fragments,

Emulsification and dispersion in samples (a mixture of liquids such as water-oil, water-silver, etc.).

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