The Discover® 2.0 is the premier microwave reactor for performing any organic or inorganic synthetic chemistry. Featuring a best-in-class 300 mL single-mode microwave cavity and intuitive software with a 10" touchscreen interface, it is possible to program a reaction in seconds and achieve the best synthetic yield in minutes.
 
Features
* Widest pressurized vessel sizes for a single-mode microwave - 10mL, 35mL, 100mL
* IR Temperature Sensor that sees through glass and Teflon® (iWave®)
* Vent and reseal technology for safe handling of over-pressurization (ActiVent)
* Variable speed magnetic stirring and rapid compressed air cooling
* Upgrade options: Autosamplers - 12/48 positions; Gaseous Addition, Sub-ambient temperature, Flow cells
 
Microwave Advantage:The Absolute Best Approach for Chemical Synthesis
A refined form of energy, microwaves provide unique heating benefits to synthetic chemistry.123 Reactions are heated volumetrically, directly, and instantaneously, faster and more efficiently than any other form of heating. These microwave characteristics give organic chemists better product yield and more control over reaction conditions for precise results in materials and inorganic chemistry. Microwave energy is the industry standard for medicinal chemistry, nanomaterials synthesis, and academic teaching labs, owing to these clear advantages.
   
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Accuracy: iWave - IR That Sees Through Glass and Teflon
For the first time, a single-mode microwave synthesizer utilizing iWave, an intelligent IR sensor that can see through glass and Teflon and measures the temperature of your sample NOT the vessel! Based on new technology this powerful update eliminates the need for costly and fragile internal fiber-optic probes while providing the most accurate and responsive temperature measurement available.

Safety: Activent — Safe, Pressurized Reactions
The Discover 2.0 patented pressure management technology is the latest advance in automated pressure control and the safest way to perform pressurized reactions. This system automatically relieves gaseous byproducts as they form during the reaction, venting safely through exhaust tubing at the back of the system. This significantly reduces vial failures and allows your reactions to reach higher temperatures while requiring only an easy-to-use snap on cap without the need for crimping tools.
 
Vessels: Use The Widest Range of Sealed Vessels Available
Discover 2.0 offers the widest range of high-temperature, high-pressure sealed reaction vessels, standard. Perform pressurized reactions in either 10, 35, or 100 mL vials. Alternatively, run non-pressurized, open vessel reactions in standard laboratory glassware up to a 125 mL round-bottom flask. If your chemistry etches glass (HF or strong inorganic bases), use a silicon carbide vessel or even disposable Teflon®liners to get the best results. 
 
Integrated Camera: Observe Your Reaction
The 5 megapixel camera included standard with the Discover 2.0 can be used to record still images or video footage of reactions. Observation is a basic part of science, and this is the perfect tool for documentation and publication support. 
 
Software: Intuitive Software For Any Chemist
Fully customizable methods and cycles for any synthetic chemistry. User level access with full password protection and complete audit trail traceability. Method import reduces programming errors and allows easy access to niche chemistries.
 
Create Microwave Methods Directly from Literature
Method programming takes only seconds with the integrated conventional-to-microwave converter. Any standard literature preparation can be automatically changed to a microwave reaction in only a few clicks. 

CEM Corporation is a leading global provider of solutions for critical laboratory application in analytical laboratory, chemical synthesis, biotechology, environmental testing, and food processing markets. The company was founded in 1978 and has nearly 200 patents and over 10 R&D 100 awards for its microwave-based products. CEM's headquarters is located in Matthews, NC and operates subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, and Japan.