Distillation

Companies Distillation

Foss GmbH, Germany

About FOSS FOSS creates end-to-end solutions that secure and improve food quality. From raw material to finished product. Our analysis instruments refine measurements into information management that enables businesses to run intelligent data-driven productions with less waste and bigger yields. Co more

Büchi AG, Switzerland

Buchiglas (Buchi AG) is a globally leading Swiss manufacturer of reactor systems and pilot plants for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry as well as research institutions– from lab, through pilot to production scale. Our company offers two distinct product lines: • Reactors systems & process more

C3 Prozess- und Analysentechnik GmbH, Germany

For more than 25 years C3 Prozess- und Analysentechnik GmbH is selling devices and equipment to laboratories, pilot plants and production to the chemical, pharmaceutical and material science industry and research institutes. We concentrate on niche products - pressure reactor system, glass reactors, more

Products Distillation

Purer than pure: Make your ultra pure acids yourself – for trace analyses you can trust

Sub-boiling systems to purify solvents and clean vessels ✓ Produce ultra pure solvents for ultra-trace analysis simply and cost-effectively ✓ Distillation and evaporation ✓ more

Kjeldahl analyzer for easy and accurate N/Protein determination

Maximum safety and performance with the exclusive titanium condenser and patented steam generator ✓ Excellent usability with the 7" high resolution color touch screen multitasking software ✓ Upgradeable to autosampler for complete unsupervised analysis ✓ more

Chemically Resistant and Oil-Free Vacuum down to 10 -3 Mbar

Oil- and abrasion-free: Clean processes and pure products without contamination. ✓ Chemically resistant: Protection of the pump against aggressive gases or vapors. more

News Distillation

• A carbon neutral solution for desalination?
  

  Water shortages are hitting some areas of the world hard, and with increasing global temperatures, more regions may be experiencing drought conditions. Countries such as Saudi Arabia rely on desalination plants to provide drinking water to their residents, producing 5 million cubic meters of desalin more

• Boring down on boron

  High-temperature desalination technologies can efficiently reduce the concentrations of a chemical element in seawater to make it an effective substitute for fresh water. Research that has investigated how the element boron evaporates could help produce higher-quality drinking and irrigation water. more

• Freshwater from salt water using only solar energy
  

  A federally funded research effort to revolutionize water treatment has yielded an off-grid technology that uses energy from sunlight alone to turn salt water into fresh drinking water. The desalination system, which uses a combination of membrane distillation technology and light-harvesting nanopho more

Videos Distillation

Chemically Resistant and Oil-Free Vacuum down to 10 -3 Mbar

With the new VACUU·PURE® 10C, VACUUBRAND introduces a unique chemically resistant, oil-free screw pump for vacuum down to 10-3 mbar. The pump features maintenance-free technology with no wear parts and delivers a pumping speed of 9 m3/h. Drying processes, manipulation of oxygen- or moisture-sensitiv more

White papers Distillation

• Measuring environmental impact: Elix® system water purification vs. a distillation apparatus
  

  Long-term environmental sustainability and continued reduction in the consumption of non-renewable raw materials is increasingly important for more

Infographics Distillation

The Chemistry of Whisky

Whisky is one of the world’s most popular spirits, and comes in many different classes and types. The character and flavour of these differing types vary widely; this, of course, comes down to their varying chemical composition. Here, we take a look at where some of these different compounds come fr more

The Chemistry of Gin (And Tonic!)

For the fifth in the ‘Alcohol Chemistry’ series, we turn to gin. As with other types of alcohol, there are a huge number of different chemical compounds present, but it’s possible to identify a range of significant chemical contributors to its aroma & flavour. Here, we take a look at those compounds more

The Chemistry of Vodka

You could be forgiven for thinking there’s not a great deal that’s interesting about the chemistry of vodka. After all, isn’t it essentially just a mix of two compounds, ethanol and water? Though this is pretty much the case, there’s more to vodka than you might expect. Here we take a look at some o more