Automated solid-liquid extraction system
1978

Automated Solid-Liquid Extraction System

Sample size: 70 publication Evidence: moderate

Author Information

Author(s): H. Bartels, R. D. Werder, W. Schiirmann, R. W. Arndt

Primary Institution: Ciba Geigy Corporation

Hypothesis

The study aims to design and develop a highly reliable universal solid-liquid extraction device for industrial analysis.

Conclusion

The automated solid-liquid extraction system improves analytical reproducibility and reduces cross-contamination between samples.

Supporting Evidence

  • The extractor has a sample throughput of about 70 different analyses in an eight-hour working day.
  • Reproducibility of the automatic methods is equal or better than the equivalent manual procedure.
  • The device can handle a wide range of solid samples and extract them with various solvents.

Takeaway

This study created a machine that helps scientists quickly and accurately mix and dissolve solid samples in liquids, making their work easier.

Methodology

The study involved designing an automated system that integrates solid-liquid extraction with milling and centrifugation processes.

Limitations

The study does not specify limitations regarding the types of samples that can be processed.

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