The K5500Plus Nano spectrophotometer is a new full-wavelength micro-spectrophotometer, which can be used to detect nucleic acids, proteins, cell solutions, microarray samples, and conventional full-wavelength scanning, etc.
Spesifikasi: Light path: 1mm, 0.05mm Sample volume requirements: 1~2μL Light source: Xenon lamp Detector: 2048-element linear silicide CCD array Detection range: 200~850nm Wavelength accuracy: ± 1nm Wavelength resolution: 2 nm (FWHM at Hg 546 nm) Accuracy of absorbance: 0.002 Abs Absorbance accuracy: 1% (0.76 absorbances at 350nm) Absorbance range: 0.02~30Abs, equivalent to10mm Nucleic acid measurement range: 2~600 ng/μl, dsDNA Protein measurement range: 0.1~40 mg/ml, BSA Sample measurement time: less than 5 seconds Built-in fiber, to avoid external force caused by fiber collisions caused by the measurement results confusing The measurement results are automatically saved in spreadsheet mode The world’s unique permanent hard drive to save historical data High-definition touch-screen computer to directly display the data results Win 10 operating system, convenient and quick
Gas Chromatography is a kind of instrument for qualitative and quantitative analysis of multicomponent complex mixture by using chromatographic separation technology and detection technology. Generally, it can be used to analyze the thermal stable organic compounds in soil, such as volatile organic compounds, organic chlorine, organic phosphorus, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, phthalates, etc.
Gas Chromatography is a kind of instrument for qualitative and quantitative analysis of multicomponent complex mixture by using chromatographic separation technology and detection technology. Generally, it can be used to analyze the thermal stable organic compounds in soil, such as volatile organic compounds, organic chlorine, organic phosphorus, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, phthalates, etc.
Liquid Chromatography uses the mixture in liquid-solid or immiscible between the two liquid distribution ratio differences, the mix of the first separation, then analysis and identification of the instrument.