Thomas Britten, Department of Chemistry, Lancaster University shares a comprehensive evaluation of the Asynt CondenSyn waterless air condenser.
I think of the CondenSyn like a magic wand: you place it on top of your reaction that you want to reflux, use it with the DrySyn heating blocks and away you go. You have water free, oil free and hassle free reactions that still give brilliant results at the tap of your wand!
Now that we have them, I tend to use the CondenSyn for any reflux situation. I’ve successfully refluxed pyridine, DMF, and THF with them with no problems.
DrySyn Evaluation: “The DrySyn heating blocks have meant that the need for the oil baths has been removed. This has reduced issues arising regarding the disposal of the oil and
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CondenSyn® Evaluation: “The use of The CondenSyn® air condensers around the lab have been very helpful! Reducing the need for water condensers for reactions under reflux has improved the efficiency
CondenSyn® evaluation: “We have chosen to use CondenSyn condensers for our organic and polymer synthesis reactions as a) they remove the risk of flooding, especially when with leaving reactions unattended
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Julabo FL300 Evaluation: “I have been using this apparatus mainly for cooling condensers on soxhlet apparatus. Because of space constraints on my laboratory bench, I needed a circulator that could
“We feel more confident using the CondenSyn than other air condensers”
