Aqualog® is the only instrument to simultaneously measure both absorbance spectra and fluorescence Excitation-Emission Matrices. EEMs are acquired up to a 100 times faster than with other instruments. Dedicated software automates traceable Quinine Sulfate Unit calibration and correction of inner-filter effects and Rayleigh and Raman scattering lines, enabling rapid export to modeling algorithms like PARAFAC.
Aqualog now offers new deep UV absorbance and fluorescence excitation from 200 nm, in addition to a fully automated sample queue tool to facilitate continuous data acquisition, analysis and export for immediate multivariate analysis with the Solo™ package from our partner, Eigenvector Research, Inc.
Aqualog Data Stream and Sipper Video (1:57)
EEM Acquisition Speed Comparison Video (1:08)
A-TEEM technology uses absorbance, transmittance and EEM data to fingerprint molecules with high specificity and ultrahigh-sensitivity at a 6 million nm/min emission scan rate!
All colored molecules exhibit unique molecular absorbance and transmittance spectra; many colored molecules also exhibit unique fluorescence excitation and emission spectra that can be measured as an excitation-emission matrix (EEM). Simultaneously combining Absorbance–Transmission and EEM is a new technique (A-TEEM) that provides a distinct molecular fingerprint with numerous potential applications.
Aqualog combines an ultrafast CCD that’s up to 4,000 times faster than traditional PMT-based fluorometers, with our new A-TEEM technology so you can easily and effectively identify, quantify and understand individual organic compounds in complex mixtures in minutes. A-TEEM has already proven in many cases to be more effective in protein, vaccine, wine and water research, quality and process applications than HPLC and vibrational spectroscopy.
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Aqualog Datastream Dashboard is powered by Solo_Predictor software from Eigenvector Research, Incorporated
New for our Aqualog® A-TEEM™ spectrometer, the Aqualog automatic sipper accessory handles sampling from a single source, in addition to dispensing rinsing solutions, detergents and controlling reverse-flow drainage The 4-sample changer unitconnects to the main sipper unit to enable sampling of up to 4 sources.
The sipper offers convenient installation and operation, with built-in automatic cleaning, leak detection and protection. It is fully integrated into the new Aqualog 4.0 software for batch analysis and has a variety of uses in water, pharmaceutical, beverage phenolics and many other applications.
When used at a water treatment plant, the sipper and four channel accessory enable the Aqualog to automatically extract and monitor raw, settled and finished water samples. Each sample changer unit is compatible with overflow and filtration devices, serving up to 4 independent water treatment plant sources.
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Choice of Light source | Standard: 150W ozone-free vertically mounted xenon arc lamp | Extended-UV: 150W vertically mounted xenon arc lamp |
Excitation range | 230 nm to upper limit of emission detector | 200 nm to upper limit of emission detector |
Excitation bandpass | 5 nm | |
Excitation monochromator | Subtractive double monochromator | |
Excitation gratings | 1200 gr/mm, 250 nm blaze | |
Excitation wavelength accuracy | ±1 nm | |
Choice of Detector | UV-Visable | Red-extended |
Emission range | 250-620 nm | 250-800 nm |
Emission grating | 405 gr/mm; 250 nm blaze | 285 gr/mm; 350 nm blaze |
Hardware pixel binning | 0.41, 0.82, 1.64, 3.28 nm/pixel | 0.58, 1.16, 2.32, 4.64 nm/pixel |
Emission bandpass | 5 nm | |
Emission spectrograph | Fixed, aberration-corrected 140 mm focal length | |
Emission detector | TE-cooled back-illuminated CCD | |
Emission integration time | 5 ms minimum |
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CCD gain options | 2.25 e-/cts in high gain, 4.5 e-/cts in medium gain, 9 e-/cts in low gain | |
Sensitivity | Water-Raman SNR > 20,000:1 (RMS method) (350 nm excitation, 30s integration) | |
Weight | 32.72 kg (72 lbs) | |
Dimensions | LWH (618 x 435 x 336 mm); (24" x 17" x 13") | |
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