Specifications
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The Eppendorf ΜCuvette G1.0 is designed for routine laboratory use where this cuvette configuration is required. Its High-quality cuvette made of aluminium and quartz glass; precise formation and positioning of the sample volume thanks to a hydrophobic surface coating on quartz glass construction and design and operation of Microvolume measuring cell for measuring sample volumes from 1.5 to 10 μl; concentration determination of nucleic acids and proteins, amongst other target analytes; low self-absorption (≤0.05 A at 260 nm); a defined angle when folding the cuvette arms ensures reproducible define the key configuration for selection.
This cuvette provides a practical option for laboratories that require the stated configuration and product format.
The ΜCuvette G1.0 is designed for fluorescence assays. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.
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