“Subtle light produced when a molecule transitions from an excited state to a ground state during a chemical reaction.” This method of detecting this light is called the chemiluminescence method. Chemiluminescence is a very faint light; thus, the measuring device must be more sensitive compared to other light detection devices.
Our Chemiluminescence Analyzer (CLA series) is a device that measures very faint light, invisible to the human eye. It can detect emissions from substances at the photon level (50 photons/cm2/sec, light at about 1/10,000 of the brightness of a firefly’s light, 10-14 watt level). It is one of the world’s most sensitive weak-light detection devices.
Detects oxidation deterioration with higher sensitivity than conventional methods.
A standard for measurement methods using the weak-light measuring device (Chemiluminescence Analyzer) has been determined by JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) and ISO (International Organization for Standardization).
JIS K 7351 (Announced in 2018)
High-sensitivity measurement method for weak fermentation of peroxides contained in plastics.
ISO 4765:2022 (Announced in 2022)
“Chemically-induced ultra-weak photon emission (UPE) measurement as an analysis method of degradation of polymeric material”
We also undertake commissioned measurements for chemiluminescence analysis.
The first measurement is free of charge. Please feel free to contact us.
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