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Specac <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> <strong>2012</strong> | Omni Cell System<br />

Omni Cell System<br />

A Universal Transmission Cell for the analysis of liquids and mulls in FTIR or<br />

Dispersive Spectroscopy<br />

Key Features<br />

• Quick to assemble and change windows<br />

• Windows and Spacers compatible with<br />

older Specac cells<br />

• FTIR and Dispersive compatibility<br />

• Quick release clamping mechanism<br />

• Low cost and reliable<br />

• Wide choice of window materials<br />

Omni Cell System<br />

The Omni Cell System is a low cost novel<br />

approach to the analysis of liquid samples in<br />

transmission spectroscopy - one cell is suitable<br />

for all applications.<br />

The cells are compatible with all FTIR<br />

Spectrometers as well as older dispersive<br />

systems and can easily be configured for use as<br />

demountable liquid cells, permanently sealed<br />

liquid cells or as mull cells.<br />

Transmission is a well established technique for<br />

analyzing samples in the infrared. The choice of<br />

window material, pathlength and window<br />

configuration are determined by the sample and<br />

wavelength range of interest. Samples can be<br />

analyzed neat or diluted with an appropriate<br />

solvent. For quantitative analysis, the sample is<br />

often analyzed in a cell with a known pathlength.<br />

A guide to the selection of the correct pathlength<br />

for various concentrations is given below:<br />

Analytical<br />

Concentration<br />

> 10 %<br />

10 % – 1 %<br />

1 % – 0.1 %<br />

< 0.1 %<br />

Typical<br />

Pathlength<br />

0.05 mm<br />

0.1 mm<br />

0.2 mm<br />

> 0.5 mm<br />

Solid samples can be analyzed using the mull<br />

technique. The solid is combined with a mulling<br />

agent such as Nujol or Fluorolube to form a mull<br />

which is analyzed between circular windows.<br />

Applications<br />

Demountable Cells<br />

• General Purpose<br />

• All liquids<br />

• Quantitative analysis<br />

Sealed Cells<br />

• Volatile liquids<br />

• Quantitative applications<br />

• Low viscosity liquids<br />

Mull Cells<br />

• High viscosity liquids<br />

• Gels and pastes<br />

• Oils and greases<br />

• Solids suspended as mulls<br />

Liquid Omni Cell Volumes<br />

(Rectangular windows - top drilled, bottom undrilled)<br />

Mylar spacer 0.006 mm thick - 2.00 microliters<br />

Mylar spacer 0.012 mm thick - 4.00 microliters<br />

Mylar or lead spacer 0.025 mm thick - 8.25 microliters<br />

PTFE or lead spacer 0.05 mm thick - 16.50 microliters<br />

PTFE or lead spacer 0.10 mm thick - 33.00 microliters<br />

PTFE or lead spacer 0.20 mm thick - 66.00 microliters<br />

PTFE or lead spacer 0.50 mm thick - 165.00 microliters<br />

PTFE or lead spacer 1.00 mm thick - 330.00 microliters<br />

N.B. Please note that the figures produced are for an<br />

approximate volume of liquid contained between the<br />

window faces only. It does not include any extra<br />

amount of liquid that may be contained in the filling<br />

port sections of either type of liquid cell.<br />

All cells are shipped as a kit of parts and require<br />

assembly by the user.<br />

www.specac.com<br />

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