Medicinal Chemistry
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| A Med Chem Kit of accessories contains: 12 ml glass and 50 ml quartz reactors; complete 100 ml and 270 ml reactor sets for work at elevated pressures; teflon and Weflon stir bars; all in a convenient carrying case. |
 
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Individual, scalable Med Chem Kits
The highly flexible Med Chem Kit, for use with Milestone's MicroSynth labstation, offers reaction vessels and sample processing tools for drug discovery work, ranging from 2 ml to 270 ml. Each chemist can have his own kit of reactors, providing total control and limiting the risk of contamination. Walk up to the MicroSynth microwave, process your samples in your own reactors, and take the samples back to your own workbench to finish them for analysis.
Benefits
- Flexibility. With one microwave, the medicinal chemist can process 1 to 24 samples simultaneously, in volumes ranging from 2 ml to 1 liter. Other accessories for the MicroSynth are available to process multiple samples in real parallel mode. There is also a combinatorial accessory available to process multiple wellplates.
- Based on your experience. Input from hundreds of pharmaceutical users helped us to develop the right tools for drug discovery and scale-up.
- User friendly. Milestone's software and accessories are often praised by pharmaceutical users for ease of use.
- Maximum safety. A long list of unique safety features will protect MicroSynth operators, even with large samples.
- Smooth implementation. Move from conventional heating to the MicroSynth platform without changing your chemistry or solvents, with our unique multimode cavity and proprietary technology.
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| Individual chemists can make use of a central microwave workstation, setting up and completing projects in their own work areas. |
Reactor Vessels
| Vessel volume | 12 ml | 50 ml | 100 ml | 270 ml |
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| Min. volume | 2 ml | 5 ml | 10 ml | 50 ml |
| Max. volume | 10 ml | 30 ml | 60 ml | 200 ml |
| Press. limit | 225 psi (15 bar) | 225 psi (15 bar) | 450 psi (30 bar) | 150 psi (10 bar) |
| Temp. limit | 180 °C | 180 °C | 220 °C | 210 °C |
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