Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – Optical Glass & Metal Body
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Optical Rotation Measurement, Polarization Analysis
Product Overview
The Half Shade Polarimeter is a precision instrument designed for accurate measurement of optical rotation in polarized light. Constructed with high-quality optical glass and a durable metal body, this polarimeter ensures reliable performance in laboratory settings. The instrument operates on the principle of half-shadow polarization, allowing users to determine the angle of rotation with enhanced sensitivity. Its robust design minimizes external interference, ensuring consistent results for experiments involving optically active substances. The polarimeter is calibrated for laboratory-grade accuracy, making it suitable for applications where precise polarization analysis is critical. The absence of accessories allows for customization based on specific experimental requirements, offering flexibility to researchers and educators. Whether used for routine measurements or advanced research, this polarimeter delivers dependable performance, making it a valuable addition to any lab setup.
FAQs
1. What is the primary function of a half shade polarimeter?
It measures the optical rotation of polarized light, which is essential for analyzing optically active substances.
2. Is this polarimeter compatible with standard lab light sources?
Yes, it is designed to work with common laboratory light sources like sodium lamps for accurate measurements.
3. Are there any alternatives to this polarimeter for optical rotation measurements?
Digital polarimeters are available but may lack the precision of a half shade polarimeter for certain applications.
4. How should this polarimeter be stored when not in use?
Store it in a dry, dust-free environment, preferably in a protective case to prevent damage to optical components.
5. Can this polarimeter be used for educational demonstrations?
Yes, its manual operation makes it suitable for teaching polarization principles in academic settings.
