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    High-power LED photoreactor available

    July 9, 2024
    The Solstice Maxi high-power LED photoreactor includes a jacketed, multi-position tube holder accommodating 12 × 8 ml septum-sealed reactor tubes at a set temperature.
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    The Solstice Maxi high-power LED photoreactor includes a jacketed, multi-position tube holder accommodating 12 × 8 ml septum-sealed reactor tubes at a set temperature. Designed for scientists looking to scale up batch photochemistry reactions, it fits onto a standard laboratory magnetic stirrer and uses a Borealis high-power LED lamp unit to create a multiposition photoreactor.
    Uniqsis
    Comberton, U.K.
    www.uniqsis.com

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