Applications

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  Impellers: Grades of Stainless Steel

  Published in Mixing

  Regular steel, also called carbon steel, is an alloy consisting of iron, carbon (< 2%), and other variable elements.  Without some kind of protection, the iron will react with oxygen and water to form rust…

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  Polymer Synthesis

  Published in Mixing

  Because of the high specificity and repeatability in polymer synthesis that is desired, chemists work to control as many reaction factors as possible.  This is often achieved using a closed reaction system, such as a…

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  Emulsion Mixing

  Published in Emulsifying

  For many cosmetic formulators the terms lotion and cream are interchangeable, as both involve mixing to create an emulsion.  Many cosmetic emulsions are oil in water (o/w), where the oil phase is surrounded by the…

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  Solvent Extraction

  Published in Dissolving, Mixing

  Solvent extraction (SX) is a liquid-in-a-liquid separation process where a certain product will concentrate more in one liquid, while another product (or the waste materials) remain in the other liquid.  In its most typical form…

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