Depolymerization and Valorization of Various Commodity Polymers
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague emphasizes the use of Hamilton syringes to maintain the integrity of sensitive catalysts and accurately measure for their experiments.
DATE: FEBRUARY 2024
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague | Department of Polymers
Stella A. Gonsales, Assistant Professor
Students in my group at the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague (UCT Prague) are working on the development of new catalytic processes for depolymerization and valorization of various commodity polymers. For such, we utilize highly reactive catalysts that are in many cases air and moisture sensitive. Gastight Hamilton syringes are essential to maintaining the catalyst integrity and, therefore, ensuring reproducible and trustable results. Other projects involving the development of new and biodegradable polymers and copolymers are also a major research focus in our group, which once again requires high-quality syringes of various volumes. Microliters of catalyst are added to reactions, and gas samples are efficiently withdrawn with the help of Hamilton syringes, enabling us to confidently perform critical experiments every day.
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