Back in January the IUPAC accepted the evidence indicating that four new elements had been produced, fleshing out the bottom row of the periodic table. They were given temporary names to start with (such as ununseptium – element 117), but the formal names have now been agreed! They aren’t any easier to pronounce though…
Asynt joined partners, BioChromato, and many of our distribution partners at Analytica, the international trade fair in Munich, Germany last week. We showed off the Smart Evaporator, the NEW DrySyn Spiral Evaporator and discussed the upcoming new products available from our catalogue soon!
Tall ship, the Mary Rose, was lost to the ocean depths in July, 1945. Amongst the traditional tools used to preserve her heritage were some innovative new ones too, such as the freeze dryer.
The world of chemistry needs innovators and creators and I’m so glad to have learned more about Sir Harry Kroto, who would have absolutely met this criteria! Find out more about my discoveries here.
We will be displaying the BioChromato Smart Evaporator and consumables in addition to the NEW DrySyn Spiral Evaporator at Analytica 2016 this week.
It is with great respect that we would like to offer our best wishes for a wonderful 90th birthday to her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
We hope that you’ll join us in welcoming Dr Ffion Abraham to the Asynt team! Working alongside the existing sales team, Ffion is also an avid Evertonian and keen football and cricket fan!
Lauren Turner of the University of Hull takes an objective look at CondenSyn: “The CondenSyn is the perfect tool for practical chemistry; it allows you to put on multiple reactions using a water-less condenser, which means you use less water and it takes up less space as there is no tubing required….”
As we’re sure you know, we have a wide range of partners all over the world to help you buy your favourite DrySyn heating and cooling apparatus locally. One such partner is AB Ninolab in Sweden.
If you’d like to be among the first to meet the new Asynt Chemist, Dr Ffion Abraham, then join our team at Churchill College Cambridge this week for the SCI Process Chemistry Conference!
