Microwave reactor for use in various synthesis applications

The Monowave 300 microwave reactor offers 850 watts of power for a variety of synthesis applications.

By Patrik Ståhl

September 22, 2010 12:00 AM

The Monowave 300

is a microwave reactor specially designed for small-scale microwave synthesis applications in research and development laboratories. Microwave irradiation nowadays in not only successfully employed for organic synthesis, but can also be used for inorganic synthesis, material science, polymer chemistry and other disciplines. The reactor offers an 850 watt unpulsed microwave output with high field density and simultaneous temperature measurement with infrared and fiber optic sensors. Further, a MAS 24 autosampler can be attached to allow for unattended sequential processing of 24 experiments. The Monowave 300 has been developed by Anton Paar and is on display at Scanlab+Biotech Forum in Labsupport’s booth. www.anton-paar.com.

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