Soxhlet extraction is ideal for extracting soluble analytes from a solid sample into an organic solvent. Unlike traditional wire or sand baths which are used to heat receiving flasks, the ROT-X-TRACT-S uses a water steam bath which provides gentle even heat to delicate samples.

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Soxhlet extraction stands as an exemplary technique for isolating soluble analytes from solid samples by transferring them into an organic solvent. In contrast to traditional heating mechanisms like wire or sand baths, typically employed to elevate the temperature of receiving flasks, the ROT-X-TRACT-S introduces a novel approach with its utilization of a water steam bath. This innovation ensures that delicate samples are subjected to a gentle and uniform heating process, thereby optimizing the efficiency and consistency of the extraction procedure.