Atomic Absorption Flame Spectrometer
Utilized for analyzing metal concentrations in water samples, capable of reaching temperatures up to 2300 degrees Celsius.
UW-Stout's Instrument Lab offers a comprehensive facility designed to enhance students' understanding of analytical techniques and their applications in various scientific fields. This lab provides an opportunity for hands-on experience with state-of-the-art equipment, enabling students to gain practical skills essential for careers in research, industry, and academia.
The Instrument Lab at UW-Stout is a critical component of our middle and upper intermediate courses, supporting a range of analytical techniques and applications. Students utilize sophisticated equipment to conduct experiments in water testing, organic chemistry, and molecular analysis. The lab’s resources, including the atomic absorption flame spectrometer and GCMS, enable detailed study of metal concentrations, molecular separations, and compound identification. Our fluorescent spectrometer and FTIR provide additional capabilities for studying fluorescence and molecular structures. The lab’s comprehensive equipment list and real-world applications make it an essential learning environment for aspiring scientists and researchers.
Utilized for analyzing metal concentrations in water samples, capable of reaching temperatures up to 2300 degrees Celsius.
Separates and identifies compounds based on their physical properties and mass, essential for detailed molecular analysis.
Measures fluorescence emission spectra, useful for analyzing compounds like chlorophyll.
Removes moisture from samples, preserving them for further analysis.
Separates and quantifies components in liquid mixtures, widely used in organic chemistry.
Separates and analyzes compounds in mixtures with precision, essential for research and industrial applications.