Solvent extractors are used to remove substances from solid or semisolid matrices for further analysis. Solvent extraction can also be done on liquids by using a liquid-liquid extraction process. Used in industries as diverse as nuclear, perfume, environmental, plastics, food, and pharmaceuticals, solvent extractors are used to prepare samples for analysis as to their content of fat, pesticide, plastifiers, and other soluble components. A solvent extractor works by using a specific solvent to preferentially dissolve a substance from a sample. If an extractor is for liquid or solid/semisolid samples, the number of samples it can accommodate, time to extract, and whether or not it has a solvent recovery system are some of the features to consider when choosing a solvent extractor.
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- Type: Revolutionising, Pressurized, Accelerated solvent extraction
- Temperature Range: 30C to 200C
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- Type: Accelerated One-step Extraction
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- Type: Hershberg-Wolfe Extraction
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- Volume: 50 to 500 mL
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- Type: Soxhlet Extraction
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- Volume: 250 or 500 mL flasks
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