Vis Spectrometry
Methods IAAC, Röhr / Kurz
| UV-Vis Spectroscopy "Vis Spectrometry" | Model: | analytic jenaSpecord S 300 VIS |
| Unit and Room: | Inorg. Chem, R 132 (Chem II) | |
| Responsible: | A. Manke | |
| Spectroscopy | Further information: | manual |
| Short Description: diode array Vis-Spectrometer (320 – 1100 nm) with sample holders for standard cuvettes (1mm-1cm). For measurements at controlled temperatures (T-range: 10 – 60 °C), a Peltier unit is also available. Due to the diode array set-up, a higher time resolution (up to 66spectra per second) can be reached than for normal UVVis spectrometers | Picture of the Equipment
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| Available Experiments/Techniques: absorption measurements in the visible light range (320 – 1100 nm) at controlled temperatures and with a high repetition rate. Coupling to electrochemistry (Vis-spectroelectrochemistry) | ||
| Special Equipment: Peltier element for sample thermostatation between 10 and 60°C | ||
| Measurements on the equipment are currently done by: | Trained scientific service personal | |
| Recent Publications, where this instrument was important (citation): | none | |
| Typical problems that may be solved with this instrument: | characterization of solution samples with absorption spectra in the visible light range | |
UV-Vis Spectroscopy "Vis Spectrometry" (this page as a pdf file)