H.E.L Group

There is a moment in every catalysis project where you realize you have been running experiments one at a time for far too long. You set up a reactor, load your substrate, charge it with hydrogen, wait, sample, analyze, clean, and repeat. Multiply that by eight catalysts, three temperatures and two pressures, and you have burned through weeks of lab time before you even begi...

Turbidity is a widely used technique in which monitoring particles in a liquid can provide valuable insight into the system. In the case of crystallization, for example, it can accurately define the metastable zone width (MSZW), while for suspended solid mixtures, it can quantify the solid content over a wide concentration range.

However, turbidity ...