Used WATERS 600 #109809 for sale

WATERS 600 spectrometer is an analytical tool used to determine the properties of molecules and ions by measuring their electromagnetic radiation. It works by firing a beam of electromagnetic radiation through a sample and then measuring the intensity of that radiation as it passes through. This allows scientists to determine the composition of a sample and any structural or energetic changes that occur in it. 600 spectrometer uses a range of frequencies, ranging from ultraviolet to near (NIR) or mid-infrared (MIR). Its operation is based on a Michelson interferometer, which is a component that splits the incoming light into two beams and then recombines them to create an interference pattern. This interference pattern is then read by an array of detectors and the results are used to calculate the wavelength of the radiation as well as the intensity of its emission from the sample. WATERS 600 has an optional D-shaped beam splitter that can be used to look for fluorescent markers in a sample and can also be used to analyze light-absorbing molecules. This allows scientists to detect the presence of biomolecules in a sample, thus aiding in the diagnosis of diseases. The spectrometer is typically connected to a computer, which allows it to be controlled remotely and collect data automatically. The software can be used to display the results of a sample spectrum, allowing users to virtually "see" the molecular composition of their sample. Overall, 600 spectrometer is a versatile and efficient tool used by scientists to examine the structure and composition of molecules and ions. By measuring the intensity of their emission, scientists can detect the presence of molecules and analyze their composition. Additionally, the D-shaped beam splitter can be used for further analysis and to detect fluorescent markers, allowing medical professionals to diagnose diseases. With its accuracy, powerful software, and automatic data collection, WATERS 600 is a valuable tool for scientific laboratories.