Description
Melting point determination measuring device MP-100 is an analogue instrument for observing and testing up to three samples in parallel during classical melting-point analysis. The three-sample viewing arrangement allows side-by-side comparison of unknowns and references under the same heating conditions, which is useful in organic chemistry, pharmaceutical identity checks and teaching laboratories. Delivery includes 100 melting point tubes that are open at one side, so the workstation can be put into service without a separate capillary order for initial runs. The complete unit weighs 3,000 kg and is supplied as one piece within the melting point measuring devices category of laboratory appliances. Analogue operation keeps the workflow straightforward: load capillaries, heat, and visually record the melt behaviour of each sample. The MP-100 melting point determination measuring device from manufacturer Stuart/Cole-Parmer supports routine solid characterisation where multi-sample observation is preferred. Laboratories specifying an analogue three-sample melting-point station with starter tubes will find this configuration aligned with standard capillary-based melting-point practice.
This article is part of Photometers & spectrophotometers, in Spectroscopy & photometry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Melting point measuring device
- Model: MP-100
- Operation: Analogue
- Sample capacity: Observe and test 3 samples
- Included: 100 melting point tubes, open at one side
- Technical Information Sheet:
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