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With Q-Cup technology, Energized Dispersive Extraction is simple and fast for all applications<\/strong>. Extract semi-volatile organic compounds from soil, fat from food, phthalates from plastics, and many more applications with EDGE<\/p>\n

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  1. Sample is Loaded<\/strong>
    \nThe Q-Cup is automatically loaded into the chamber by the auto sampler. The pressure cap then creates a pressurized seal on the top of the Q-Cup.<\/li>\n
  2. Matrix is Added<\/strong>
    \nSolvent is first added through the bottom to fill the gap between the chamber and Q-Cup; this aids in heat transfer. Then, solvent is added from the top of the Q-Cup to wet the sample.
    \nAs the chamber walls are heated, the pressure in the solvent gap increases. This overcomes the pressure inside the Q-Cup, forcing the solvent to disperse into the sample.<\/li>\n
  3. Extract is collected<\/strong>
    \nOnce the sample reaches temperature, the solvent is filtered through the Q-Disc, the cooling coil, and into a collection vial.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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    Flexible<\/strong><\/h4>\n

    Get better results with one instrument.<\/p>\n