Can someone explain the difference between a monowave and a microwave reactor? I understood that a monowave reactor is a type of microwave reactor.
In the link below, it says: Monowave 50 performs typical lab experiments at a speed comparable to microwave synthesis reactors, yielding results of equal quality (i.e. same yields and product purities) for a fraction of the price of a microwave reactor.
https://www.anton-paar.com/corp-en/products/details/synthesis-reactor-monowave-50/
So what is the fundamental difference?
Just saw this, thus more for posterity: the current Monowave product line by Anton-Paar (200, 400, 450) are microwave reactors. Monowave is just the name of the product. The Monowave 50 is a small **conventionally** heated pressure reactor. No microwave, but simply an easy to use autoclave with T and pressure programming/monitoring.
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