Z527130
Real Crystal® IR sample cards
NaCl, aperture diam. 19 mm
Synonym(s):
Infrared Spectroscopy Sample Cards
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UNSPSC Code:
12000000
NACRES:
SB.32
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material
NaCl
packaging
pkg of 25 ea
technique(s)
IR spectroscopy: suitable
aperture diam.
19 mm
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General description
Inexpensive and disposable, perform like traditional salt plates and are ideal for liquids, mulls, casting films from solutions, and pyrolysis samples.
These cards provide a conveniently mounted, non-absorbing substrate for qualitative infrared analysis. Substrates are impervious to atmospheric moisture. Optional square crystal cover slips may be used with 19 mm aperture cards to sandwich sample between window in sample card and cover slip for mulls and liquid samples.
These cards provide a conveniently mounted, non-absorbing substrate for qualitative infrared analysis. Substrates are impervious to atmospheric moisture. Optional square crystal cover slips may be used with 19 mm aperture cards to sandwich sample between window in sample card and cover slip for mulls and liquid samples.
- NaCl, KBr, or KCl windows
- Three apertures: 9.5, 15, and 19 mm
- Transmission: 80+% for 15 and 19 mm, 70+% for 9.5 mm apertures
- Optional crystal cover slips (for 19 mm aperture only) facilitate running mulls and liquids
- Card size: 2 × 4 in., fit universal slide mount of any spectrometer
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Real Crystal is a registered trademark of International Crystal Laboratories Corp.
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