Spectroscopy enables researchers to identify chemical compounds, determine molecular structures, and understand fundamental properties of samples through the analysis of absorption, emission, or scattering of light or other forms of radiation. From infrared (IR spectroscopy) to ultraviolet (UV-visible spectroscopy) wavelengths, spectroscopy plays a vital role in various scientific fields. Explore how spectroscopy drives innovation and discovery across diverse research areas.
Triple EmissionThe TripleSplit 3-way image splitter from Cairn Research is a simple device for dividing an image into either one, two or three separate, spatially equivalent components which can be displayed side by side on a single camera chip. Download data sheet Splitting is usually performed on the basis of wavelength or polarisation, allowing applications where there is a requirement for simultaneous, or high speed, acqui…
LumiScope for the detection of bioluminescence from aequorin and other luminescence probes.
Expand the Capability of a UV or Fluorescence Spectrometer
The Biochrom EZ Read 400 Flexi is an economically priced, easy-to-use microplate reader for 96-well plates, quick to set up and requiring minimal training. The simple, robust PC-controlled microplate reader has no un-necessary features and is ideally suited to labs with multi-level users performing absorbance assays The instrument is supplied with ADAP Basic PC software which is used for instrument control and to export of raw…
Fully automatic, thermocirculator temperature controlled refractometer. Measures refractive index, Brix Accurate to 5 d.p.
