Welcome to the Microscale category, where we explore the fascinating world of small-scale chemistry. Dive into the realm of microscale experiments, techniques, and applications. Discover how working with minute quantities of substances opens up new possibilities in research, analysis, and synthesis. Uncover the advantages of reduced reagent volumes, increased reaction speeds, and enhanced safety measures. Explore the intricate world of microscale chemistry and witness how it revolutionizes scientific exploration.
What are microscale distillations? The distillation of a volatile liquid at microscale can be performed with setups similar to those described, consisting of a vessel, flask or vial, a distillation head, a thermometer adapter to control the temperature of the vapors, a condenser and a collector to collect the distillate. The components of these assemblies … Read more
What is microscale reagents addition? The addition of reagents to a reaction can be carried out, in the simplest case, directly with the aid of a microspatula in the case of solids or with an automatic pipette, or a Pasteur pipette for liquids or solutions. If the reaction is to remain in a closed vessel, … Read more
To dry liquids at microscale, the desiccant can be added to a container with the solution to be dried, and then separated by decanting or filtration, or a Pasteur pipette can be filled with the desiccant, and the solution can be passed through the pipette and collected in a vial. The water will be retained … Read more
