Colorimeter Cell

Colorimeter cells are a type of laboratory equipment used in chemical analysis instruments. They are specifically designed for use with colorimeters, which are instruments used to measure the intensity of color in a sample.

Colorimeter cells are typically made of high-quality glass or plastic materials that are transparent to the specific wavelength of light being used in the colorimeter. They are designed to hold the sample securely and ensure that the light passes through the sample uniformly.

These cells come in various shapes and sizes, depending on the specific requirements of the colorimeter and the sample being analyzed. Common shapes include rectangular, cylindrical, and cuvette-shaped cells. The choice of cell shape depends on factors such as the volume of the sample, the path length of the light, and the compatibility with the colorimeter.

Colorimeter cells are an essential component of colorimetry, a widely used technique in chemical analysis. They allow researchers and scientists to accurately measure the concentration of a substance in a sample based on the intensity of color produced by a chemical reaction or interaction.

In summary, colorimeter cells are specialized laboratory equipment used in colorimetry to hold and analyze samples. They play a crucial role in chemical analysis instruments and are classified under the supply class Chemical Analysis Instruments in the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment.