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LWCC-M-10
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MicroLWCC is a new fiber optic low volume flow cell for UV/VIS/NIR absorbance analysis. Based on WPI’s established liquid core waveguide technology, the analyte solution functions as the core of a fluid filled light waveguide. Wetted parts in the sample cell light path are PEEK, fused silica and PTFE. Optical fibers are used to transport light to and from the sample cell. The cell can be used in biochemistry for DNA, RNA & protein quantification, colorimetric nutrient and trace metal analysis, drug discovery and dissolution testing, process control, and HPLC analysis.
| LWCC-M-10 | LWCC-M-50 | LWCC-M-100 | |
| Optical Pathlength | 10 mm | 50 mm | 100 mm |
| Internal Volume | 2.4 μL | 12 µL | 24µL |
| Refractive Index@ 280nm (measured using ASTM E 685-93) | < 7 mAU | <15 mAU | <30 mAU |
| Transmission @ 254nm (Reference:2 600μm fiber, butt-connected) | 25% | 20% | 15% |
| Transmission @ 500nm (Reference:2 600μm fiber, butt-connected) | 40% | 35% | 30% |
| Wavelength Range | 200-1000 nm | ||
| Fiber Connection [μm] | 600 (SMA) | ||
| Maximum Pressure | 1000 PSI | ||
| Wetted Materials | PEEK, Fused Silica, PTFE | ||
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MicroLWCC is a new fiber optic low volume flow cell for UV/VIS/NIR absorbance analysis. Based on WPI’s established liquid core waveguide technology, the analyte solution functions as the core of a fluid filled light waveguide. Wetted parts in the sample cell light path are PEEK, fused silica and PTFE. Optical fibers are used to transport light to and from the sample cell. The cell can be used in biochemistry for DNA, RNA & protein quantification, colorimetric nutrient and trace metal analysis, drug discovery and dissolution testing, process control, and HPLC analysis.
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M. Belz, P. Dress, A. Sukhitskiy, S. Liu, "Linearity and effective optical pathlength of liquid waveguide capillary cells", Part of the SPIE Conference on Internal Standardization and Calibration; Architectures for Chemical Sensors, Boston, Massachusetts, September 1999, SPIE Vol. 3856, 271-281.
Fischer, Lee Mackenzie et al. 2013. “Exploration of Two Methods for Quantitative Mitomycin C Measurement in Tumor Tissue in Vitro and in Vivo.” Biological procedures online 15(1): 12. https://biologicalproceduresonline.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1480-9222-15-12#Sec11 (October 9, 2015).

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All chemical reagents should be of at least ACS-Grade, preferably HPLC-Grade. This procedure involves the use of caustic and flammable reagents. Consult the manufacturer’s MSDS for necessary safety precautions.
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