Submicron- and microparticles measurement in a liquid in high resolution
EOSThe CLASSIZER ™ ONE uses the relatively new SPES technique (Single Particle Extinction and Scattering); a light scattering technique that allows the analysis, distribution and counting of individual particles in a liquid based on their optical properties. The CLASSIZER ™ ONE was launched in 2014 by EOS, Effective Optical Systems, as a spin-off of a university-developed technique. SPES is an optical method for particle characterization, which is able to provide, both more and simultaneously, information about the microparticles and smaller submicronparticles in a liquid than other optical methods such as DLS (Dynamic Light Scattering) and LD (Laser Diffraction) and in very high resolution.
The technique retains its performance in polydisperse suspensions, which is a major limitation of other optical methods.
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Key benefits
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Receive information immediatelyNanomaterials often consist of mixtures of fully or partially biobased materials. Think of biomedical materials and polymer mixtures. In R&D and quality control of these mixtures, traditional methods such as LD and DLS provide averaged data over the entire sample. In doing so, all particles are considered the same, just with different sizes. This can be a limitation in various R&D and QC tasks. SPES particle characterization method solves this problem.
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