UltraPath 250 nm - 730 nm UPUV
Description
UltraPath™ is a unique high-performance spectrophotometer system offering userselectable optical path lengths of 2, 10, 50 and 200 cm. The instrument operates in the wavelength range of 250 to 730 (UPUV) or 380 to 730 nm (UPVIS) and has an exceptional dynamic range. Designed for the detection of low absorbing species in aqueous solutions, UltraPath is an ideal tool for any study requiring precise and highly sensitive spectroscopic determination of analytes, either in the lab or in the field.
UltraPath 250 nm - 730 nm UPUV
Specifications |
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| Wavelength Range (reflectance): | 250-730nm |
| Resolution: | 5 nm |
| Minimum Scan Time: | -- sec |
Features
Designed with NASA for colored dissolved organic matter in seawater and fresh water
Highly sensitive with extended dynamic range for UV and VIS absorbance measurements, with fewer complications associated with standard long pathlength systems
Portable system for field operations and mobile lab environments
Applications
CDOM - Colored dissolved organic matter
QFT - Quantitative Filter Technique
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Frequently Asked Questions
The UltraPath system is suitable for applications such as CDOM (colored dissolved organic matter) and QFT (quantitative filter technique) in process control and oceanography.
The UltraPath system offers user-selectable optical path lengths of 2 cm, 10 cm, 50 cm, and 200 cm.
The UltraPath system is designed for the detection of low absorbing species in aqueous solutions and is an ideal tool for any study requiring precise and highly sensitive spectroscopic determination of analytes, either in the lab or in the field.
The UltraPath system operates in the wavelength range of 250 to 730 nm (UPUV) or 380 to 730 nm (UPVIS).
The UltraPath system was developed by WPI under a collaborative agreement with NASA for the spectroscopic determination of colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) in seawater and fresh water environments.