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Choose the Best UV-VIS Cuvette Material
Absorbance studies have become a standard for analyzing a wide range of solutions and particles. Under these conditions, light is directed through the solutions in a certain pattern. Liquids are used in most laboratory absorption investigations, either as pure solvents or as solutions of light-absorbing substances in clear solvents. This necessitates the use of a
Cuvette vs. Test Tube: What’s the Difference?
The primary difference between a cuvette and a test tube is that a cuvette has two straight sides whereas a test tube does not. Furthermore, cuvettes and test tubes serve distinct purposes and have different chemical compositions. In analytical chemistry, both the cuvette and the test tube are commonly used as analytical instruments. Both of
Choosing the Suitable Volume for Measuring You Samples
A spectrophotometer is ideal for determining how much a material absorbs or transmits a certain wavelength of light, resulting in concentration and purity information. In a normal research lab, a spectrophotometer includes a standard-sized chamber in which a cuvette is inserted, allowing a certain wavelength of light to travel a set distance through the sample, known as