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Evaporation equipment
News Release from: Genevac | Subject: Unit Conversion Program
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 20 May 2003
Free units conversion program for PC
Program allows immediate access to a wide variety of parameters including length, volume, flow rate, pumping speed and pressure with a comprehensive list of interconvertible units
A useful new PC utility from Genevac brings rapid unit conversion to every scientist's desktop The Genevac Unit Conversion Program allows immediate access to a wide variety of parameters including length, volume, flow rate, pumping speed and pressure with a comprehensive list of interconvertible units
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 17 Jan 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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To convert, values in a particular unit are simply keyed in and an instant display of the corresponding unit is shown.
Conversion from Imperial to SI and vice versa is extremely easy.
An additional powerful feature designed for Genevac's solvent evaporation customers is a fully interactive chart plotting boiling point against pressure for all the commonly used compound solvents; some 30 in total.
Information from the solvent boiling point/pressure curves may be rapidly obtained using cross hairs that provide accurate numerical readouts on each scale.
This simplifies solvent and pressure selection for the popular technique of centrifugal evaporation; now used as the drying method of choice throughout drug discovery and medicinal chemistry.
The Genevac Unit Conversion programme comes on a handy business-card size CD-ROM and takes just a few minutes to install on any PC running Windows 98 or higher.
To request a free copy please contact Genevac using the links provided. Request a free brochure from Genevac ...
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