Solvent-resistant electrode used to determine zeta potential.
The SREL is a solvent-resistant electrode used to determine zeta potential. This electrode can be used with most organic solvents and aqueous solutions. Check with Brookhaven Instruments for unusual solvents.
The SREL is compatible with both the BI-SCP and the BI-SCGO cuvettes.
With the BI-870, measuring of dielectric constants has never been so easy. Simply insert the probe in the liquid to be measured, adjust the two controls on the front panel and read the dielectric constant from the display. The BI-870 can accurately measure in low and high dielectric solvents, including mixed liquids and solutions.
The BI-RIVS is a combination RI and Viscometry detector used in SEC/GPC determinations of the MWD using universal calibration.
The BI-ZTU autotitrator option for the NanoBrook zeta potential analyzers is ideal for automatic determination of the isoelectric point (IEP) of colloidal materials.
For measurements of very low mobilities, the NanoBrook ZetaPALS is the answer. The NanoBrook ZetaPALS determines zeta potential using Phase Analysis Light Scattering, a technique that is up to 1,000 times more sensitive than traditional light scattering methods.
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