Jacketed Glass Reactor Specification for Batch Liquid-Liquid Extraction
Batch liquid-liquid extraction in a jacketed glass reactor turns on four controllable steps: disperse, settle, observe and withdraw. Define the…
HWS founding family, third generation
David Schmidt belongs to the third generation of the family behind HWS Labortechnik. A grandson of the founder, he grew up close to the Mainz workshop where HWS has developed and hand-crafted borosilicate glass apparatus since 1941. Through his work with the HWS team, he helps carry the family's eight decades of accumulated experience in laboratory glass technology forward.
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