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Choosing the right spectrophotometer and knowing how to troubleshoot common issues can significantly impact accuracy, efficiency and long-term instrument performance. Here's a guide to help you make an informed decision and maintain reliable results.

Understanding the differences between single beam and dual beam models is crucial for selecting the right instrument for your laboratory needs. In this article we take a dive into some of the key differences between these two types of spectrophotometers.

An Ultraviolet-Visible Light (UV-Vis) Spectrophotometer is a precision scientific instrument used to measure how much light a substance absorbs. This data can then be used to analyze substances in various samples in fields like chemistry, biochemistry, and pharmaceuticals.

Sper Scientific is proud to announce the launch of our new line of advanced Spectrophotometers, furthering our commitment to providing precise, reliable, and user-friendly scientific instrumentation. Designed to meet the diverse needs of laboratories, educators, researchers, and quality control professionals, our new spectrophotometers offer cutting-edge technology, enhanced accuracy and robust performance across a wide range of applications. With features such as intuitive interfaces, customizable measurement parameters, and superior optical components, these instruments are ideal for chemical analysis, environmental testing, educational demonstrations, and industrial quality assurance. Backed by Sper Scientific’s trusted support and dedication to innovation, our spectrophotometers are engineered to...

Using Nitrate, Phosphate and Chlorophyll Sensors to Protect Our Watersheds Harmful Algae Blooms (HAB's) are becoming more frequent, intense and widespread due to increased nutrient pollution and rising temperatures. These blooms can devastate ecosystems, threaten public health and damage local economies. But new online water quality monitoring tools are making it possible to track, predict and respond to algae blooms before they become dangerous. Why Monitor Nutrients? The primary culprits behind algal blooms are excessive levels of nitrate and phosphate, often from: Agricultural runoff Livestock operations Fertilizer use in suburban lawns and golf courses Urban stormwater outflows These nutrients feed...