MATERIAL INTRODUCTION

Density:1.05g/cm³

Conductivity:(σ)10-16S/m

Thermal conductivity:0.08

Young’s modulus:(E)3000-3600MPa

Tensile strength:(σt)46-60MPa

Stretch length:3-4%

Charpy impact test:2-5kJ/m2

Glass transition temperature:80-100℃

Coefficient of thermal expansion:(α)8×10-5/K

Heat capacity:(c)1.3kJ/(kg·K)

Water absorption rate:(ASTM)0.03-0.1

Degradation:280℃

ATTENTION To The Use Of Cuvette

Cuvette, generally rectangular,

is made of frosted glass at the bottom and on two sides

(except fluorescence cuvette that light can penetrate four sides)

while the other two sides are light.

When taking cuvette, you can only use your fingers to contact both sides of the frosted glass or edge to avoid contact with the optical surface.

At the same time, be careful not to take too much power to prevent the breakage of cuvette.

Any solution containing corrosiveglass should not be placed in cuvette for a long time.

The light translucent surface of a cuvette shall not be contacted with the hard or the dirty. When the solution is filled, the height is at the 2/3 of the cuvette.

The optical surface, if there is a residual liquid, can be sored gently with a filter paper and then wiped with a lens paper or silk.