[RASMB] densitometer
Jo Butler
pjgb at mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk
Tue Feb 20 02:12:59 PST 2007
Dear Eray,
I can certainly help with an answer to the question about density
meters. One very good one, measuring to precision of 10**-6 g/ml, is
the density meter DMA60, with a DMA602 cell, (from Anton Paar, Graz,
Austria). The sample volume is slightly less than 1ml. There may be
other ones with similar precision, but I do not know of them.
One other thing which you do absolutely need with this is a
thermostatting system, capable of giving a liquid flow through the
jacket of the cell and accurate (particularly stable) to 0.01°C, in
order to prevent fluctuations in density due to the temperature
dependence of the solvent (usually water).
Yours,
Jo
Eray Dalgakiran wrote:
> Hi!
>
> We have recently purchased a ProteomeLab XL-I analytical
> ultracentrifuge. We are dealing with synthetic polymers, proteins,
> biopolymers, and complexes of protein-polymer molecules.
>
> So far, I understand that we have to know partial specific volume of
> solute material to make calculations. We now want to buy a
> densitometer in order to measure partial specific volumes. Can
> anyone recommend me a good densitometer (company, model etc.)?
>
> And is there anyone knows the v-bar value of PAA (Polyacrylic acid)?
>
> Many thanks...
>
>
>
> Eray Dalgakiran
>
> Department of Bioengineering
> Yildiz Technical University
>
> www.bioeng.yildiz.edu.tr <http://www.bioeng.yildiz.edu.tr>
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