How to use the rotary evaporator

[@gjsoriano1]

Great video. Simple and straightforward.

[@learningtolivewithhumans1859]

thanks bro!!! getting mine in new year

[@infinitesolutions2602]

Ma sha Allah. Alhamdulillah.

[@fatinnajwaishak785]

How to know if it's already at equilibrium?

[@andresalbertocorimayhuasil142]

How much pressure do you recommend in order to evaporate faster? Do you think more than 1 atm is recommended in order to evaporate an aqueous solution at 50 °C? Thank you in advance

[@Nebenthez87]

why are you increasing the pressure if you want to evaporate a solvent?

[@BuddyCalyxed]

So how do you get your product our of the ball flask after the solvents been evaporated?...Solvent?

[@bw6329]

Thats what im thinking right now

[@kamsufc]

Yes it depends on what your product is but generally you'd use a warm solvent e.g. Ethyl acetate, which is then cooled to give you crystals that crash out upon cooling

[@pierangelogobbo6786]

It really depends on what you need to do next. If your product is a solid you can scrape it out with a spatula, if is a liquid you pipette it out etc.

[@aimanhazmir99]

Aww you're beautiful too! thanks for this great tutorial :)

[@haideralshreefy1569]

how can recovery the compound

[@dhakshinamurthi5924]

Can have help need me and fully details of work rotary evaporator handling in my college instrumention with me

[@Sp-fe1eo]

thanks for the video

[@mbudziszek]

how much is a set up like this?

[@pierangelogobbo6786]

Price varies a lot. It can go up to 20k GBP.

[@406.dabber8]

Nah only like 3k now

[@gagakarima7708]

Thanks

[@BRYDN_NATHAN]

Thank you #newtome 😃

[@bussi7859]

No clue

[@bw6329]

Hello beautiful people hahaha

[@nebur85]

no info on the heat temp what a joke