What is a Ultrasonic homogenizer?

A sonicator, or ultrasonic homogenizer, is a device that uses ultrasonic waves to disperse or homogenize materials. It is primarily used to mix liquid or paste samples uniformly or for purposes such as cell disruption, emulsification, dispersion, and dissolution. The device works by generating pressure waves within the sample using high-frequency ultrasonic vibrations, effectively breaking down the sample into finer particles. It is widely used in chemical experiments, biological research, and the pharmaceutical industry. Many ultrasonic homogenizers are equipped with temperature control and pressure regulation features to prevent overheating and ensure efficient homogenization.

Application of Ultrasonic homogenizer

✅ Cell Disruption
Used in biological experiments to disrupt cell walls for DNA or protein extraction.
✅ Emulsification
Used in the cosmetics and food industries to evenly mix oil and water-based ingredients.
✅ Dissolution of Drugs
In the pharmaceutical industry, ultrasonic homogenizers are used to aid in the dissolution of active pharmaceutical ingredients.
✅ Dispersion of Nanoparticles
Utilized in nanotechnology research to evenly disperse nanoparticles in various solvents.

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