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The OCE14104B-UM is a type of advanced scientific instrument developed by OCE Instruments, Inc. It is a multifunctional spectrophotometer designed for experiments in research and industrial applications. It features a scan range of 0.2 to 4.2 μm and a high resolution of 0.001 nm. The device can measure either single wavelengths or spectral widths up to 5nm in a single scan.

The OCE14104B-UM can be used for a variety of applications, including biological chemistry, physical chemistry, environmental chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular biology. In particular, it is useful for measurements of UV/Vis, infrared, Raman and NIR spectra. It can also be used for kinetic and photometric measurements, for fluorescence or phosphorescence spectrum analysis, or for infrared absorption and emission spectroscopy.

The OCE14104B-UM works by taking sample readings and computing the spectral data. This is accomplished by the device’s photoelectric sensors which detect the light emitted from the sample and passed through a monochromator. The monochromator is an optical device which splits incoming light into separate wavelengths, allowing for the measurement of specific spectral absorption and emission. The sensor then sends the data to the computing unit, which analyzes the information and compares it with the stored reference spectra. The output is then displayed on the device’s LCD screen.

One of the greatest benefits of the OCE14104B-UM is its small size, making it ideal for mobile laboratories and field experiments. It also requires minimal maintenance and is relatively easy to operate with a simple interface. Furthermore, the device is highly accurate and is able to produce repeatable results in a variety of sample sizes. All these factors make the OCE14104B-UM an excellent tool for a range of scientific research and industrial applications.

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