A spectrophotometer measures the amount of light absorbed or transmitted by a sample as a function of wavelength. In the case of visible spectrophotometers, the wavelengths measured are in the visible light range (approximately 390 – 700 nm). Examples of applications for visible spectrophotometry include quantification of nucleic acids, studying transition metals, and visualizing organic compounds. Many models of visible spectrophotometer include UV and NIR wavelengths which go beyond the 390 – 700 nm ranges. Either single beam or double beam models are available for purchase.
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JASCO
- 190 to 1,100 nm
- Rowland off-circle arrangement
Single monochromator
Double beam type - Halogen lamp, Deuterium lamp
JASCO
- 190 to 900 nm
- Czerny-Turner mount
Double monochromator
Fully symmetrical double beam type - Halogen lamp, Deuterium lamp
JASCO
- 187 to 900 nm
- Czerny-Turner mount
Single monochromator
Fully symmetrical double beam type - Halogen lamp, Deuterium lamp
JASCO
- 190 to 2,700 nm (3,200 nm, option)
- Czerny-Turner mount
Single monochromator
Fully symmetrical double beam type - Halogen lamp, Deuterium lamp
JASCO
- 190 to 1,600 nm
- Czerny-Turner mount
Single monochromator
Fully symmetrical double beam type - Halogen lamp, Deuterium lamp
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