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COLORIMETER

COLORIMETER: Digital

$ 688.00 excl. GST

•  A Digital Colorimeter designed specifically for use in school science laboratories.
•  Inside are four different coloured internal LED’s.
•  This covers the Red, Yellow, Green and Blue bands of the light spectrum, however an internal slider allows LED selection with no added individual colour filters to be fitted.
•  The internal microprocessor circuitry performs automatic zero calibration, range changing and LED controlling functions.
•  Reading accuracy +/- 2%.
•  Portable option requires a 9-volt battery but also has a built-in socket for a mains adaptor (not supplied).
•  CONTENTS:
–  1x Colorimeter 230 x 100 x 40mm
–  1x Shroud to eliminate light
–  6x Cuvettes (standard)
–  3x Test tubes
–  1x Battery 9-volt
–  Instructions included.

Out of stock. (can be backordered).

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COLORIMETER: Digital

•  A Digital Colorimeter designed specifically for use in school science laboratories.
•  Inside are four different coloured internal LED’s.
•  This covers the Red, Yellow, Green and Blue bands of the light spectrum, however an internal slider allows LED selection with no added individual colour filters to be fitted.
•  The internal microprocessor circuitry performs automatic zero calibration, range changing and LED controlling functions.
•  Reading accuracy +/- 2%.
•  Portable option requires a 9-volt battery but also has a built-in socket for a mains adaptor (not supplied).
•  CONTENTS:
–  1x Colorimeter 230 x 100 x 40mm
–  1x Shroud to eliminate light
–  6x Cuvettes (standard)
–  3x Test tubes
–  1x Battery 9-volt
–  Instructions included.

(Wikipedia excerpt: .."...A colorimeter is a device used in colorimetry that measures the absorbance of particular wavelengths of light by a specific solution.[1][2] It is commonly used to determine the concentration of a known solute in a given solution by the application of the Beer–Lambert law, which states that the concentration of a solute is proportional to the absorbance. ...")

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