Specialized flow colorimetric dish

Specialized flow colorimetric dishIt is an experimental consumable used for spectral analysis, usually used in conjunction with an automatic sampler, and can also be used in experimental scenarios where liquid samples need to flow continuously. It is typically used in conjunction with devices such as flow injection analyzers (FIA) or high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to analyze substance concentration by measuring changes in absorbance of the solution during flow.
Main features and applications:
Specialized flow colorimetric dishThe design allows for the detection of samples during the flow process, avoiding the physical damage or sample precipitation issues that traditional colorimetric dishes may cause, making it particularly suitable for testing or monitoring research on sensitive components such as biomaterials. It is widely used in analytical experiments in various fields such as chemical engineering, healthcare, environmental protection, and drug testing.
Materials and Properties:
The flow cuvette is often made of fused silica and other materials, which has good light transmittance and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for detection in the ultraviolet (200-400nm) and visible light regions. Its high-precision design ensures the accuracy of experimental results, and the transmittance difference of the complete set of colorimetric dishes at specific wavelengths usually does not exceed 0.5%.
Usage and maintenance:
When using a mobile colorimetric dish, attention should be paid to avoiding cross contamination. It is recommended to use a dedicated matching colorimetric dish. After use, rinse immediately with high-purity organic solvents (such as anhydrous ethanol), then rinse with deionized water, and finally dry with clean compressed air or ammonia gas.