New Technology from METTLER TOLEDO Allows Unattended and Automated Sampling of Chemical Reactions
(PRWEB) February 09, 2015
METTLER TOLEDO is pleased to announce that EasySampler is now available. EasySampler fully automates the sampling process including sampling capture, quench at reaction conditions, dilution and dispensing into a vial. Designed to eliminate challenges scientists face in the sampling of chemical reactions, EasySampler provides an automated and robust inline method of taking representative samples from chemical reactions.
The unique, patented EasySampler probe enables the capture and immediate quenching of reaction samples. Immediate quenching provides a sample representative of the reaction at the time of sampling which is particularly advantageous for monitoring low temperature and air-sensitive chemistry.
For unattended reaction sampling, a sample sequence can be programmed for continued sample operations, day or night. At the touch of a button, samples are taken, quenched, diluted to a user-specified concentration, and transferred to vials, ready for offline analysis.
To ensure user safety even in hazardous conditions, EasySampler fully automates the sampling process, eliminating the manual handling of liquids. This reduces the risks associated with highly toxic chemistry, dangerous reactions at elevated temperatures, and other hazardous reaction conditions.
Common EasySampler applications include sampling reactions for impurity profiling, product formation, by-product formation, reaction progress by offline analysis and yield. The EasySampler tool offers distinct advantages for sampling air-sensitive chemistry, moisture-sensitive chemistry, low temperature chemistry, and hazardous reactions.
About METTLER TOLEDO
METTLER TOLEDO provides the enabling technology, software and people that can help build a seamless workflow to translate bench scale chemistry into a commercial process. For more than 20 years, our enabling tools and services have been a strategic resource providing critical information for thousands of development scientists and engineers. Companies have used that knowledge to accelerate the discovery, development and scale-up of new chemical processes spanning the chemical and biopharmaceutical industries. For more, visit http://www.mt.com.
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