Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Control element responsive to a sensed operating condition
Patent
1997-08-29
2000-09-12
Ludlow, Jan
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Control element responsive to a sensed operating condition
422102, 422104, 4352884, 4352885, 4352971, 4353031, 4393052, B01L 100
Patent
active
061173975
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides systems, devices and methods for synthesizing various chemicals onto solid supports, cleaving the synthesized compounds and preparing samples for analysis. In one exemplary embodiment, the invention provides a device comprising a housing which defines an enclosure. A plate having a plurality of wells is received into the enclosure. Each of the wells has a bottom end and at least some of the wells have a hole in the bottom end. A pressure source is in fluid communication with the holes in the bottom ends of the wells. In this manner, a fluid may be maintained within the wells by application of pressure from the pressure source.
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Antonenko Valery V.
Jacobs Jeffrey W.
Kulikov Nicolay V.
Gibby Darin J.
Glaxo Group Limited
Ludlow Jan
Stevens Lauren L.
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