Additional: Mini Vortex Stirrer - Price : $430 - Ask for more info and availability
The Oenophoto makes possible fast and reliable analysis by the winemaker himself, for common parameters such as residual sugars, yeast assimilable nitrogen, malic acid, etc. Completed with common accessories at the laboratory and colorimetric & enzymatic kits, it allows the wineries to run their own analysis.
Principle:
A photometer or spectrophotomer is an instrument that permits the measurement of how much a solution absorbs over a certain range of wavelength. A part of the light that passes through the sample solution is absorbed by the chemical molecules of the sample, and is this amount of light absorbed that the instrument measures. For the analyses in oenology, we compare the reaction produced by an enzymatic or colorimetric reagent in a white (water), a standard solution, and a sample in order to determine the concentration of the required parameter in the sample. Indeed, this reaction causes a change of absorbance, proportional to the concentration of the parameter (Beer-Lambert law). The absorbance of the sample is measured by photometry over a certain range of wavelength.
Advantages:
Adapted to cuvettes with O.P. 10 mm semi-micro
Connected via Bluetooth with the Android operating system (smartphone or tablet)
DS Oenophoto Application available for free download from Play Store
Export of data in CSV format (for Excel spreadsheet for example)
Analyze up to 12 samples simultaneously
Additional: Mini Vortex Stirrer - Price : $430 - Ask for more info and availability
The Oenophoto makes possible fast and reliable analysis by the winemaker himself, for common parameters such as residual sugars, yeast assimilable nitrogen, malic acid, etc. Completed with common accessories at the laboratory and colorimetric & enzymatic kits, it allows the wineries to run their own analysis.
Principle:
A photometer or spectrophotomer is an instrument that permits the measurement of how much a solution absorbs over a certain range of wavelength. A part of the light that passes through the sample solution is absorbed by the chemical molecules of the sample, and is this amount of light absorbed that the instrument measures. For the analyses in oenology, we compare the reaction produced by an enzymatic or colorimetric reagent in a white (water), a standard solution, and a sample in order to determine the concentration of the required parameter in the sample. Indeed, this reaction causes a change of absorbance, proportional to the concentration of the parameter (Beer-Lambert law). The absorbance of the sample is measured by photometry over a certain range of wavelength.
Advantages:
Adapted to cuvettes with O.P. 10 mm semi-micro
Connected via Bluetooth with the Android operating system (smartphone or tablet)
DS Oenophoto Application available for free download from Play Store
Export of data in CSV format (for Excel spreadsheet for example)
Analyze up to 12 samples simultaneously