Degassing & Desiccation
Degassing separates dissolved gases from liquids, which is critical in applications where gases can affect the final result. Desiccation, however, removes moisture from solids or maintains a dry environment for moisture-sensitive materials. Both processes require a vacuum desiccator and a pump to generate the required vacuum.
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Understanding Degassing and Desiccation
Degassing is critical in applications such as HPLC and organic reactions. It is also essential in the production of resins, gels, plastics, and cosmetics. A vacuum degassing system consists of a desiccator with a vessel for the liquid product and a vacuum pump to regulate the pressure inside. Pump flow rate and vacuum depth vary depending on the application.
Desiccation separates moisture from solids and maintains a dry environment for moisture-sensitive materials. A vacuum desiccator connected to a laboratory vacuum pump removes moisture and air from the chamber, ideal for dust-free, completely dry storage of materials.
