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Learn more about the Spe-edTM SFE Prime!

Robust and straight-forward, teach Supercritical Fluids in your classroom with the Spe-edTM SFE-Prime

Applied Separations, innovators in supercritical fluids, is proud to add a teaching instrument to its extensive line of Supercritical Fluid Systems, the Spe-edTM SFE Prime. Available only to the education market in the United States, the Prime makes teaching Supercritical Fluids possible and affordable.

Teach environmentally friendly, solvent-free extraction in the classroom with Supercritical CO2!
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With the Spe-edTM SFE Prime, you can:

  • Get a system for the classroom with in-place methods and procedures.
  • Demonstrate Supercritical Fluids in emerging industries, organic foods, natural products and nanotechnology where solvents can't be used.


To learn more about the Spe-edTM SFE Prime, contact us!

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What is SCF?

Carbon dioxide is in its supercritical fluid state when both the temperature and pressure equal or exceed the critical point of 31°C and 73 atm (see diagram). In its supercritical state, CO2 has both gas-like and liquid-like qualities, and it is this dual characteristic of supercritical fluids that provides the ideal conditions for extracting compounds with a high degree of recovery in a short period of time.

By controlling or regulating pressure and temperature, the density, or solvent strength, of supercritical fluids can be altered to simulate organic solvents ranging from chloroform to methylene chloride to hexane. This dissolving power can be applied to purify, extract, fractionate, infuse, and recrystallize a wide array of materials. Because CO2 is non-polar, a polar organic co-solvent (or modifier) can be added to the supercritical fluid for processing polar compounds. By controlling the level of pressure/ temperature/ modifier, supercritical CO2 can dissolve a broad range of compounds, both polar and non-polar.

 

Applications
We have compiled a comprehensive list of SCF applications available for free. Click here to view the list of the SCF applications you can put to use immediately in your lab.

 

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The Prime Package

Get a Spe-ed SFE Prime system for your classroom:

  • Spe-ed SFE Prime
  • course syllabus
  • in-place methods and procedures
  • educational presentations
  • designed for hands-on use


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