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POLARIMETER
The purity and concentration of optically active substances can be determined with a polarimeter. An optically active substance will rotate the polarization plane of of linear polarized light. The amount of rotation is depending on the molecular composition and proportional to the concentration of chiral molecules. Each optically active substance has his specific rotation factor as defined by Biot’s law

• The polarimeter is a sensitive instrument for non-destructive measurement of the optical activity of organic and inorganic substances
• It is also a simple and cheap method for expensive or non-replicable samples

APPLICATIONS
• Polarimeters are frequently used for process control of chemical, pharmaceutical and food research labs of production facilities
• Some substances that can be measured are: steroids, diuretics, antibiotics, drugs, vitamin, analgesics, amino acids, essential oils, sugars

TUBES
The polarimeters are suitable for 100 and 200 mm observation tubes

ROTATION ANGLE
• Polar scale, range ± 180° with 0.1° readings
• Supplied with observation tubes of 100 mm and 200 mm
• Bright light measuring field permits reading with accuracy of 0.1° with aid of Vernier
• Range 0-180° to left and right . Accuracy 0.1°. Polarizing device: Glan Thomson prism and Laurent Quartz plate

PACKAGE CONTENT
Supplied with one 100 and 200 mm observation tube. With build in 230V powersupply