110 Auto Photo Colorimeter, Wavelength Range: 400 - 700 nm

110 Auto Photo Colorimeter, Wavelength Range: 400 - 700 nm Type: Auto photo colorimeter; Wavelength range (nm): 400 - 700 nm; Resolution: 0.01 A % Transmission: %T: 0 - 100; Absorbance: 0 - 1.99; Photo detector: Wide range silicon photocell; Display: 3 digit bright red seven segment LED display; Keyboard: 1 keys soft touch membrane type; Light source: 6.3V 0.3Amp tungsten lamp Sample system: 10 mm pathlength matched glass test tube; Filters: 400 450 490 520 540 570 620 680 nm filters mounted on turret; Solution volume: 1 ml.; Auto zeroing: Available (for Abs.) and 100% for %T Weight (Kg): 2.5 Kg. (Approx.); Power supply: 230V ±177;10% AC 50Hz; Accessories: Matched test tube: (A set of 5) Spare lamp operation manual and dust cover how to use calorimeter  Uses of Colorimeter The colorimeter is an instrument that allows for the measurement of light and its intensity to match colour as it is perceived by the human eye. The colorimeter compares the measured colour against the standard colours with the color spaces. Table of Content What is Colorimeter? General principle of calorimeter Uses of Calorimeter FAQs What is Colorimeter? Colorimetry is one of the methods of spectro analytical methods. The variation of the color of a solution with change in concentration of some solute component in the solution, forms the basis of colorimetry. The colour is either the inherent colour of the constituent itself or due to the formation of a coloured species by the addition of a suitable reagent. The intensity of the colour can then be compared with that obtained by treating a known amount of the chemical substance in the same manner. General Principles of Colorimeter A colorimeter May be used to measure the concentration of a chemical in a solution if the chemical imparts a characteristic color to the solution. The colorimeter optical system isolates a narrow waveband of light at a selected absorption peak for the chemical that is measured. The intensity of the transmitted light at the absorption wavelength is a function of the concentration of the chemical in the solution. When only the light at this wavelength is used, Beer’s law is obeyed and maximum sensitivity is obtained for the instrument. Use of the narrow wavelength band usually makes possible the elimination of the absorption effects of other chemicals in the solution. However, the effect of some chemicals cannot be eliminated if they change the complex ion formation of the chemical being measured. This is the case when uranyl nitrate is measured in a solution containing nitric acid. ..  . More Read References and Sources  (TOP SALES MODEL Photo Colorimeter ) photo colorimeter 110 Auto Photo Colorimeter Auto colorimeter