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News Release from: Radleys | Subject: GreenHouse Plus
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 30 March 2004
Next generation personal parallel
synthesiser
Brings all the benefits in productivity of parallel synthesis to the organic chemist at a fraction of the cost of automated systems
Radleys Discovery Technologies (RDT) has introduced a next generation enhanced version of its GreenHouse parallel synthesiser The GreenHouse Plus parallel synthesiser offers all the features of the original GreenHouse but with increased volume
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 20 Dec 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The GreenHouse Plus provides 24 heated and stirred glass reaction positions able to accommodate reaction volumes up to 7ml.
A new combined reflux and additions head makes allows for convenient additions or withdrawals while maintaining an inert atmosphere.
The Greenhouse Plus brings all the benefits in productivity of parallel synthesis to the organic chemist at a fraction of the cost of automated systems.
It allows the user to perform 24 reactions in parallel, with a reaction volume of 0.5 to 7ml per reaction tube in a controlled atmosphere, with refluxing.
Holding 24 glass reaction tubes in a removable reaction block in the same footprint as a standard microplate the GreenHouse Plus facilitates rapid transfer of samples by multi-channel pipettor or robotic systems.
Offering smaller scale parallel synthesis of solution phase and solid supported reagent based chemistries the GreenHoue Plus parallel synthesiser from Radleys Discovery Technologies (RDT) offers individual chemists an affordable solution to speeding up their research.
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