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PLR-QY1000 Quantum yield measurement system

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PLR-QY1000 Quantum yield measurement system
  • Introduction
  • Application
  • Literature
  • Maintenance

Key Features

● Utilizes a blackbody spherical reactor with an auxiliary U-shaped light window to prevent photon leakage and ensure complete absorption by the solution.

● Employs a laser light source with excellent monochromaticity, allowing accurate calculation of photon numbers based on light power.

● The reactor features temperature and humidity monitoring, enabling tracking of changes in the reaction system's temperature and humidity.

● Includes an external circulating water function in the reactor for precise temperature control during reactions.

● Equipped with an integrated vacuum pump and pressure regulator for gas exchange within the reactor and pressure regulation.

● Offers a data export function to a USB drive, facilitating user data analysis.

 

Application Areas

▲ Particularly applicable   ● Relatively applicable  ○ Can be used

▲ Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production: Quantum yield testing and hydrogen production rate testing

 

Technical Parameters

Reaction Gas: Nitrogen is used as the replacement gas, at 0.4~0.45 MPa.

Reaction Pressure: 20~130 kPa.

Laser Light Source: A 405 nm laser generator (standard), other wavelengths are available.

Reaction Volume: The residual reaction volume is approximately 150 mL (see calibration values for specifics).

Reaction Solution: 100 mL, with the option to configure different solution volumes.

Replacement Cycles: 0~255.

Replacement Efficiency: 100 ppm.

Stirring Speed: 250~1250 rpm.

Reaction Temperature: 0~60 °C.

Quantum Yield: 0.05%~100%.

  • Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production
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