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Nanoparticle Analyzer Industry's Widest Range and Highest Precision Measurement Instrument for Nano-particle Characterization nano partica SZ-100 A highly advanced analyzer solves the mysteries of the nano-world. A single device analyzes the three parameters that characterize nanoparticles: particle size, zeta potential, and molecular weight.

Newly developed to satisfy the need for devices to simply and accurately evaluate the size and dispersion stability of nanoparticles, the key to nanotechnology advancement: SZ-100 Series Nanoparticle Analyzer Nanotechnology research and development is a continuously evolving effort to control substances at the atomic and molecular level in order to achieve new and better materials and products. The miniaturization of components that is, control at the nanolevel is necessary to achieve faster, higher-performance devices and functions and to reduce energy consumption. Nanotechnology has come to play a key role in wide-ranging fields that affect our daily lives, including food, cosmetics, and the life sciences. Clear and simple multi-parameter analysis of nanoparticles! Three analyzers in a single compact body deliver high-sensitivity, high-accuracy analysis of each measurement parameter. Particle Size Measurement Range 0.3 nm to 8 μm Zeta Potential Measurement 200 to +200 mv Molecular weight 1 10 3 to 2 10 7 Da The SZ-100 Series applies sophisticated intelligence and learning capability to rapidly determine nanoparticle properties!

SZ-100 Simple and Convenient Operation Simply fill the sample cell and place the cell in the analyzer. 01 02 03 04 Operation Procedure Maintenance- Free [ Sampling ] [ Cell Set-Up ] [ Start Measurement ] [ Results Display ]

Particle Size Measurement Principle 1 2 3 Features of HORIBA s Optical System τ G 2 = B+Bf exp -2Dmq 2 :Measured amplitude autocorrelation function :So-called baseline :Instrument constant :Particle diffusion coefficient :Scattering vector given by (4πn/λ)sin(θ/2) : Delay time Dh=kT/3πηDm :Particle hydrodynamic size :Boltzman constant :Thermodynamic temperature and :Viscosity

Zeta Potential Measurement Principle (Laser Doppler Electrophoresis) 3 U = Electrophoresis ηελ θ d 2Ensin2 U = fa :Zeta potential :Electrical mobility :Electric field strength :Solvent refraction index :Solvent dielectric constant :Solvent viscosity :Henry coefficient Features o+d 1 2 o o o o+d Molecular Weight Measurement Principle

Simple and Convenient Operation/Software Functions Software Performance

A B C D E F G H I J Applications Accessories A B C D E F G H I J

Model Measurement principles Measurement range Maximum sample concentration 40 wt% *2 Particle size measurement accuracy Measurement angles SZ-100-S (particle size and molecular weight measurement only) Particle size measurement: Dynamic Light Scattering Molecular weight measurement: Debye plot method (static scattered light intensity) Particle size: 0.3 nm to 8 μm Molecular weight: 1000 to 2x10 7 Da (Debye plot) 540 to 2x10 7 Da (MHS Equation) *1 Measurement accuracy of ±2% for NIST traceable polystyrene latex 100 nm spheres (not including variation in the standard particles themselves) 90 and 173 (automatic or manual selection) Cells Cuvettes Measurement time Approx. 2 min. under ordinary conditions (from the start of measurement to the display of results for particle size measurement) Required sample volume Minimum volume of 12 μl *3 to 1000 μl (differs depending on cell material) Usable liquids Water, ethanol, organic solvents Measuring unit optical system Laser classification Operating temperature and humidity Holder temperature control temperature settings Purging Power supply Dimensions Weight Personal computer Interface OS Light source: Diode pumped frequency doubled laser (532 nm, 10 mw) Detectors: Photomultiplier tubes (PMT) Class I 15-35 C, RH 85% or less (no ncondensing) 1-90 C (up to 70 C for cells with electrodes and plastic cells) Dry gas purge port tube connection is possible. AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 150 VA 385 (D) x 528 (W) x 273 (H) mm (excluding protrusions) 25 kg Windows computer with one available USB port USB 2.0 (between measuring unit and PC) Windows XP 32 bit, Vista 32 bit or 7 32/64 bit Navigation files turn complex parameter input into simple to use operating procedures. / Store 100 data items on a data list. / Display individual data items with a single mouse click. / Perform ph, temperature, and sample concentration trend measurement. Real-time display of the autocorrelation function / Display of median size, specific surface area, mode size, average size, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, span value, percentage size (max. of 10 items), Z average, polydispersity index, size percentage (max. of 10 items displayed) / Particle distribution graph, autocorrelation function, residual error / Refractive index, viscosity, computing range, and data recalculation after measurement Molecular Weight Measurement Real-time display of Debye plots / Display of molecular weight and the second virial coefficient / Recalculation of Debye plot graph display data Zeta potential, standard deviation, electrophoretic mobility, and average zeta potential at each peak / Display of zeta potential graphs, mobility graphs, recalculation of data 21CFR Part 11 software / Zeta potential measurement organic solvent cells / ph control unit / IQ/OQ/PQ support / High power laser 532nm 100mW Model SZ-100-Z (with zeta potential measurement unit) Measurement principle Measurement range Size range suitable for measurement Zeta potential measurement: Laser Doppler electrophoresis -200 to +200 mv Minimum 2.0 nm, Maximum 100 μm *4 Measurement conductivity range 0 to 20 S/m *5 Maximum sample concentration 40 wt% *6 Cells Dedicated cell with electrodes Measurement time Approx. 2 min. under ordinary conditions Required sample volume 100 μl Carrier fluids Water