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Properties of Absorbance and Turbidimetric Scattering Measurements in Photometry

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Published: July 22, 2021
 
|  Last Updated: July 22, 2021
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Photometric technology is commonly used to measure two different phenomena: photon absorption (absorbance) or photon scatter (turbidimetric). Understanding the difference between these two measurement types are especially important in assay development, data analysis and troubleshooting.


Download this note to learn more about:

  • Difference between absorbance and turbidimetric modes
  • Using turbidimetric scattering assays for bacterial growth measurements
  • Using turbidimetric scattering assays for endotoxin measurement

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