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analytical ultracentrifuge

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analytical ultracentrifuge [‚an·əl′id·ə·kəl ¦əl·trə¦sen·trə‚fyüj]
(engineering)
An ultracentrifuge that uses one of three optical systems (schlieren, Rayleigh, or absorption) for the accurate determination of sedimentation velocity or equilibrium.


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Fringe counts were performed using a Beckman XLI analytical ultracentrifuge and doublesector capillary synthetic boundary sample cells as described by Babul and Stellwagen (25).
for the manufacture and installation of a fluorescence detection optical system for the Beckman XL-A/XL-I analytical ultracentrifuge.
Analytical ultracentrifuges are stand-alone systems that dwarf the bench-top centrifuges in terms of size and power.
 
 
 
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