What is a Microvolume spectrophotometer?

A micro spectrophotometer is a device used for high-precision measurement of light absorption with a small amount of sample. It is a type of spectrophotometer that analyzes the concentration or composition of a sample by measuring its light absorption characteristics. Unlike standard spectrophotometers, which typically require larger sample volumes, a micro spectrophotometer can measure extremely small amounts of samples. This enables accurate analysis of valuable or expensive chemicals without wasting precious materials. It is widely used in fields such as chemistry, biology, and medicine for applications like DNA/RNA quantification, protein analysis, and environmental testing. Its compact design also makes it suitable for portable use in laboratories and fieldwork.

Application of Microvolume spectrophotometer

✅ DNA/RNA Quantification
Micro spectrophotometers are used for accurate measurement of DNA or RNA concentrations, particularly in gene analysis and gene expression research.
✅ Protein Analysis
They are used to measure protein concentrations, particularly in cell culture and biotechnology research. The ability to measure small sample sizes ensures high precision.
✅ Environmental Testing
These devices are used to analyze the concentration of chemicals in water or soil, providing insights into environmental pollution using small samples.
✅ Pharmaceutical Quality Control
Micro spectrophotometers are used for analyzing pharmaceutical samples and verifying the quality and composition of products.

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