🌟 -- Closed Vessel Microwave Soil Digestion Sampler

#Soil #Digestion sampler, #Milestone
The goal of microwave digesters is to completely break down samples such as metals, pharmaceuticals, plants, soil, or food so they are ready for elemental analysis. Microwave digestion systems are popular because their decreased digestion times, due to the use of closed vessels made of chemically inert materials and direct heating of sample solution, can result in significantly higher sample throughput. Typical digestions will take approx. 20-40 min and can reach up to 310 °C and 2000 psi. For atmospheric digestions, open-vessel microwave digestion systems are also available, capable of digesting samples up to several grams in size. Maximum microwave power output is a good place to start when shopping for a microwave digester, since higher temps will result in faster and more thorough digestions. Take note of the system’s pressure and temperature monitoring safeguards, as well as the number of samples you’ll be able to process per run.
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[@athenawu4521]

Hello, thanks for this demonstration video! Very helpful! One question about the reference vessel, will you put your soil and reagent into the reference vessel or it should be blank (only reagent without soil)?

[@chemfunman]

Yes it will

[@SB-to7oj]

Is anyone else bothered by the girl wearing sandals in the lab? :p

[@chemfunman]

I have spoken to her about safety measures. On our part, there wasn't chemicals in the lab, But still, PPE must be worn all the time in lab.

[@robinrobin1610]

Oh dear I was busy looking at this fascinating machine I wasn't sure how many where there 😅😅