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Concentrate Samples Faster with Porvair Sciences' Minivap and Ultravap Microplate Evaporators
21 May 2013

Watch this video to learn more about the compact Minivap and Ultravap microplate evaporators. They both work on the principle of nitrogen blow down, enabling the solvent to evaporate at a quicker rate and leave a dry reside or concentrate for analysis.

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