THS09034
H-Cube® Mini continuous flow hydrogenation reactor
AC/DC input 100 / 240 V AC
W × H × D
217 mm × 200 mm × 250 mm
weight
6.5 kg (14.33 lb)
General description
- Hydrogen is generated through electrolysis of water
- A continuous flow of hydrogen and solvent are passed through the reactor from ambient conditions up to 100°C and 100 bar
- When desired parameters are achieved, solvent is changed to reactant
- The hydrogen/compound is passed through a packed column containing solid catalyst (CatCart®), where the reaction takes place
- The product leaves the column, but the catalyst stays behind. Reductions vary in scale from 10 mg-10 g
Specifications:
- Temperature Range: Ambient to 100°C
- Pressure Range: 1 bar to 100 bar
- Flow Rate: 0.1-3 mL/min
- Hydrogen Generation: 20-25 mL/min
- Water Reservoir Capacity: 100 mL
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CatCart is a registered trademark of ThalesNano Nanotechnology Inc.
H-Cube is a registered trademark of ThalesNano Nanotechnology Inc.
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