Fluorescence Spectrometer
Fluorescence Spectroscopy is a type of Electromagnetic Spectroscopy which analyzes fluorescence from a sample. It involves using a beam of light, usually ultraviolet light , that excites the electrons in molecules of certain compounds and causes them to emit light of a lower energy, 
typically, but not necessarily, visible light . A complementary technique is Absorption Spectroscopy .
Features
- High-Resolution monochromators deliver a Narrow, 0.5nm Spectral Bandwidth for high resolution measurements
- Variable Spectral Bandwidth offers the resolution you need for the compound you are analyzing
- 150 W Xenon Lamp provides extremely Stable Illumination throughout the full wavelength range
- Customizable Filters ensure the Highest Spectral Purity by blocking excitation and scattered light
- Sensitive Detector provides extended measurement range for the analysis of near-IR dyes, chlorophyll, or phthalocyanine compounds
- Fast Scanning Drive acquires data at speeds up to 6,000nm/min
- Horizontal Beam Geometry provides Optimum Excitation to deliver the most fluorescence signal
- Large Sample Compartment easily accommodates accessories for temperature control, multi-cell holders, rapid mixing, solid sampling and polarization accessories