Fundamentals of BAT 1 Autotitrator
The Easiest Way to Precisely Measure the Material's IEP—Guaranteed!
The isoelectric point is a critical property. But measuring it accurately can be time-consuming and challenging. That's where our innovative instruments come in: the BeNano nanoparticle analyzer + the BAT-1 autotitrator. They’re easy to use, highly efficient, and proven to deliver accurate results.
In this video, our application engineer, Jing Cao, begins with a quick primer on the essential concepts and then shows you how to use the BAT-1 autotitrator alongside BeNano to measure the isoelectric point of materials. She will also discuss the benefits and share some practical application cases. Stay tuned for upcoming resources, including notes, videos, and a brochure.
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Why choose • Dynamic Light Scattering for Particle Size • Electrophoretic Light Scattering for Zeta Potential • Static Light Scattering for Molecular Weight • DLS Microrheology for Rheological Properties
Unique Benefits You Can Enjoy: • Backscattering Detection for higher sensitivity • Phase Analysis Light Scattering for low electrophoretic mobility samples • BAT-1 autotitrator for pH trend measurement
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