Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Refractive index standard, solvent based at 20 °C
Quantity/Pack Size – 15 ml
Form – Liquid
Grade – Analytical
Application – Refractometer calibration, optical testing
Product Overview
This solvent-based refractive index standard is engineered for precise calibration at 20°C, offering a reliable reference for optical instruments. The analytical-grade formulation ensures minimal variability, making it suitable for critical measurements in laboratory environments. The liquid standard is designed to resist evaporation and contamination, maintaining its integrity over extended use. Its compatibility with a wide range of refractometers and spectrometers makes it a versatile choice for routine calibrations. The 15 ml packaging provides an optimal balance between usability and storage efficiency. Proper storage in a temperature-controlled environment is recommended to preserve accuracy. This standard is particularly useful in applications where traceability and reproducibility are essential, such as quality assurance and research. The solvent base ensures clarity and consistency, reducing the risk of measurement errors. Regular use of this standard helps maintain instrument accuracy, extending the lifespan of optical equipment.
FAQs
1. What materials are used in this solvent-based standard?
The standard is formulated using high-purity solvents and reference compounds to achieve the specified refractive index at 20°C.
2. Can this standard be reused for multiple calibrations?
Yes, if stored properly and free from contamination, the standard can be reused for multiple calibration cycles.
3. How does humidity affect the performance of this standard?
Excessive humidity can lead to moisture absorption, potentially altering the refractive index; store in a dry environment.
4. Is this standard suitable for field applications?
While primarily designed for lab use, it can be used in field settings if temperature and storage conditions are controlled.
5. What is the recommended cleaning procedure for the container?
Rinse the container with a compatible solvent and dry thoroughly before resealing to prevent contamination.
