Fundamentals of DLS Microrheology
Meet A Powerful Tool for Rheological Characterization - DLS Microrheology
DLS Microrheology is one of the latest updated features of the BeNano series. It is a passive technique that tracks the movement of tracer particles undergoing Brownian motion. It requires very small sample volumes, provides rapid measurements over a wide frequency range, and is non-destructive.
In this video, our application engineer, Alia Yan, unveils the fundamental concepts of rheology, explores the principles of DLS microrheology, and highlights its features, benefits, and key applications.
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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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