Run your photochemistry with controlled photoflux and temperatures

for reproducible and interpretable reactions

Safely perform solvothermal reactions with the xelsius parallel reactor while easily monitoring pressure and temperature.
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    Successful and reliable photochemical experiments requires knowledge of reaction temperature and relevant parameters about the absorbed LED light induced into the reaction itself. A safe, comfortable and flexible reaction setup is although important as well as documentation, reporting and export of the achieved results.

    Defined photoflux for reproducible reaction conditions
    Photonflux in photons/min

    Constant photonflux in μmol photons/min for constant reaction conditions.
    Wavelength from 365 nm to 660 nm.

    Applikation Notes
    LumiSynth LED Lichtquellen werden vor der Auslieferung vermessen und spezifiziert.
    Temperature Control & Monitoring

    Controlled temperatures are providing defined reaction conditions, a basic requirement to learn about photochemical effects and reaction kinetics.

    Temperature Control
    10 different photoreactions paralell with xelsius LumiSynth from 365 nm to 660 nm.
    Quality in Photochemistry

    LumiSynth provides a well-controlled, reproducible LED source that gives chemists full control about reaction temperatures and photonflux.

    LED Specification Report

    Choose your High Quality Light Source

    Start your photochemistry with LumiSynth StarterKits.  Equipped with all you need for successful photochemical reactions. Choose your high power Light Sources available from 360 to 660 nm.

     

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    LumiSynth Light Source Starter Kit
    Easy to start with LumiSynth 1-port Control Panel
    Flexible reaction setup and defined photonflux by LumiSynth LED lightsource, transmitter and 4-port photoreaction cap
    With the LumiSynth Quartz Transmitter 100% of the light is induced into the reaction.
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