Jacketed Vigreux condenser
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A jacketed Vigreux condenser is a Vigreux column with an added outer cooling jacket. The Vigreux column is a type of fractionating column used for fractional distillations. The condenser has many indentations in the inner glass providing a greater surface area for partitioning between the liquid and vapor and better heat transfer between coolant and vapor than a straight-walled condenser.
[edit] See also
- Vigreux column
- Condenser
- Allihn condenser
- Dimroth condenser
- Friedrich condenser
- Graham condenser
- Liebig condenser
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