Spectrophotometer

Spectrophotometers are used to measure the concentration of a known substance in a solution. They do this by passing a light through the substance and measuring light intensity as a function of wavelength. Either single beam or double beam spectrophotometers can be purchased. In a single beam spectrophotometer, a reference standard is used to measure light intensity before and after the sample is loaded. For double beam spectrophotometers the beam is split with one beam passing through the standard and the other through the sample to compare intensities. While single beam spectrophotometers are typically less expensive and have higher sensitivity, double beam spectrophotometers tend to be more stable and easier to use. Spectrophotometers are important pieces of equipment in chemistry, physics, biochemistry, clinical, and materials testing labs.

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CompanyAgilent TechnologiesAgilent Technologies
ItemCary 630 FTIR SpectrometerCary 4000 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer
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Catalog NumberCary 63010079200
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TypeBenchtop FTIR spectrometerUV-Vis
Wavelength RangeKBr 7,000 to 350 cm-1
ZnSe 5,100 to 600 cm-1
175 to 900 nm
Wavelength AccuracyInquireInquire
Scanning SpeedInquireUV-Vis 2,000 nm/min
Spectral BandwidthInquireUV-Vis 0.01 - 5.00 nm
Optical SystemInquireDouble Beam
Light SourceInquireTungsten halogen visible and deuterium arc UV
Resolution≤2 cm-1Inquire
DescriptionThe Agilent Cary 630 FTIR is a flexible benchtop FTIR spectrometer offering high performance and extraordinary ease-of-use in an ultra-compact design. It is engineered with the user in focus and provides simple, intuitive workflows to deliver meaningful answers in routine FTIR analysis and cutting-... Read MoreThe Cary 4000 is a high-end UV-Vis spectrometer with excellent photometric performance in the 175–900 nm range, making it a powerful reference spectrometer. The system is ideal for analyzing solid samples or biotechnology samples with minimal sample preparation.

Controlled by the Cary WinUV software,
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