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Rotary Evaporators
Rotary Evaporators
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Evaporating/Receiving Flask Capacity: 1L StandardRotation Speed Control Range: 20~180rpmWater Bath Temp Range: Room Temperature +5 to 95°CPower Source: 115VWater Bath Capacity: 7L
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Evaporating/receiving flask: 1L (Standard)Rotation Speed: 20~250rpmWater bath temp range: RT +5~90°CAdditional features: Auto distillation, continuous bath control, data on 53 solvents installedBath Power Source: 200-240V
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Evaporating/receiving flask: 1L (Standard)Rotation Speed: 20~250rpmWater bath temp range: RT +5~90°CLifting Feature: Motorized liftBath Power Source: 100-120V
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Evaporating/Receiving flask: 1L (Standard)Rotation Speed: 20~250rpmTemperature Range: Water Bath Room Temperature +5~90°CComes with Vacuuum Regulator
Bath Power Source: 200-240V
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Evaporating/Receiving flask: 1L (Standard)Rotation Speed: 20~250rpmTemperature Range: Water Bath Room Temperature +5~90°CBath Power Source: 100-120V
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Evaporating/Receiving Flask Capacity: 1L StandardRotation Speed Control Range: 20~180rpmWater Bath Temp Range: Room Temperature +5 to 95°CWater Bath Capacity: 7LPower Source: 220V
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Evaporating/Receiving Flask Capacity: 1L StandardRotation Speed Control Range: 20~180rpmWater Bath Temp Range: Room Temperature +5 to 95°CWater Bath Capacity: 4LPower Source: 115V
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Evaporating/receiving flask: 1L (Standard)Rotation Speed: 20~250rpmWater bath temp range: RT +5~90°CBath Power Source: 200-240VMotor: Brushless DC Motor
Yamato
Evaporating/Receiving flask: 1L (Standard)Rotation Speed: 20~250rpmTemperature Range: Water Bath Room Temperature +5~90°CBath Power Source: 200-240V
Yamato
Evaporating/Receiving Flask Capacity: 1L StandardRotation Speed Control Range: 20~180rpmWater Bath Temp Range: Room Temperature +5 to 95°CWater Bath Capacity: 4LPower Source: 220V
Education Center
A high power or compound microscope achieves higher levels of magnification than a
stereo or low power microscope. It is used to view smaller specimens such as cell structures
which cannot be seen at lower levels of magnification.
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Before you start building your slides, make sure you have everything you will need, including slides, cover slips, droppers or pipets and any chemicals or stains you plan to use.
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A low power or stereo microscope typically employs objective lenses of 50x or less. It is used to view specimens that are visible to the naked eye such as insects, crystals, circuit boards and coins.
A stereo microscope has three key parts:
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