Sensors for Reactor Systems
Install H2, N2O, H2S, and O2 sensors directly in reactors and flow-through systems with multiple mounting options and get real-time measurements in gas or liquid. Read more...
Sensors for Reactor Systems
Measure directly in your reactor or flow-through system with sensors in steel tubes, flow cells, and needles. Multiple mounting options allow you to position the sensors in the liquid phase or in the headspace of a reactor and to measure directly in gas and liquid flows.
The sensors for reactors and flow-through systems offer
- Direct gas and liquid measurements in closed systems – no need to take out samples
- Continuous monitoring
- Easy mounting
- Digital or analog data output
1/4 inch OD steel tube for Swagelok© fittings:
The sensor is mounted into a 1/4 inch stainless steel that can be used with Swagelok© fittings. This allows for easy mounting of the sensor into e.g. a reactor.
12 mm OD steel tube for PG13.5 or M20 thread:
The sensor is mounted into a 12 mm OD stainless steel tube that fits with PG13.5 or M20 threads. This allows for easy mounting of the sensor into e.g. a reactor.
Needle for piercing:
The sensor in a needle for piercing allows you to measure through a rubber septum.
Stainless steel flow cell
The flow cell is based on a Swagelok© T-piece for either 1/4 or 1/8 inch tubing. This allows for in-line measurements in flow-through systems.
High performance oxygen microsensor
UniAmp Multi Channel for all Unisense sensors and electrodes including optical sensors
Detect hydrogen sulfide in your sample
Economic amplifier portfolio for single analytes - O2, pH/mV, H2, N2O or H2S
Highly sensitive hydrogen sensor for gas and liquid measurements
Measure dissolved and gaseous nitrous oxide
1/4 inch or 12 mm OD Steel Tubes
pH Microelectrode reveals distinct environment inside 3D organoid
Tissue oxygen partial pressure for screening and controlling for variation in ex vivo acute brain slice viability
How nitrifying microorganisms are able to produce nitrous oxide through denitrification
Hydrogen and oxygen microsensors for direct and real-time detection of dissolved gas in photocatalytic/electrochemical studies
Learn in the laboratory - explore and confirm in the field!
Leaf gas films are hypothesized to improve internal aeration of the plant during the day
How to quantify the consumption rate of oxygen as well as the oxygen exchange rate across the water - sediment interface
Mitigation of N2O Emissions from Wastewater Biofilms
The use of oxygen microelectrodes to study nitritation biofilms with different geometries
O2 and N2O microprofiles in sputum samples from cystic fibrosis patients with chronic Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infection
Oxygen and Redox Potential in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Colony Biofilms
Hydrogen microsensors used to document the possible positive effect of H2-enriched drinking water as a biomedical treatment.
Analyzing gas cavity formation at implant sites
Studying oxygen conditions of in vitro cell cultures
Oxygen Microprofiles in the Retina of Antarctic Icefish
