TurboVap® 96 Dual: simplifying high-throughput sample preparation

Evaporation is a process used to concentrate samples by vaporizing and removing liquid solvents, leaving behind the dissolved solid components. Evaporation is essential for almost all analytical chemistry laboratories, and its primary functions include a) concentrating analytes to match the instrument’s detection range, b) changing the solvent system to adapt to instrumentation requirements, and c) removing reagents or components that could interfere with the analysis. Scientists seek an evaporation process that is straightforward, rapid, and reliable, ensuring no loss, alteration, or contamination of the analyte.