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Introducing the miniDAWN TREOS II MALS Detector

Waters | Wyatt Technology
21 May 2017
Introducing the miniDAWN TREOS II MALS Detector

Wyatt Technology introduces their Multiple Angle Light Scattering (MALS) detector, miniDAWN TREOS II. It can be used to accurately measure molar mass, and macromolecule size in solutions. Learn more in this informative video.

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