NanoQ is a sea kayak with west Greenland ancestry, based on the legendary Illorsuit (or Igdlorssuit) kayak that appeared in England 1959, having a profound influence on English sea kayaks ever since – and that was the inspiration for the Qanik, I designed for Seabird Designs some years ago.
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NanoQ-2.5 - compact FTIR spectral sensor (1350-2500 nm) SQ1-ALL cuvette holder - robust, reliable holder with 1 cm pathlength NanoQ-FIBER-400-VIS-NIR - 400 µm optical fiber HL-2000-HP-FHSA - high-power tungsten halogen source with built-in filter holder and shutter Recommended Configuration - Reflection Measurements
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NanoQ - Particles Particles Gold Gold Nanoparticles Gold nanoparticles are widely used for lateral flow tests but can also be efficiently used for labeling or immunocolorimetric applications. Silver Silver Nanoparticles Silver nanoparticles are used as signal amplifier in immunocolorimetric or Raman scattering applications. Platinum
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NanoQ-2.5 - compact FTIR spectral sensor (1350-2500 nm) SQ1-ALL cuvette holder - robust, reliable holder with 1 cm pathlength NanoQ-FIBER-400-VIS-NIR - 400 µm optical fiber HL-2000-HP-FHSA - high-power tungsten halogen source with built-in filter holder and shutter Recommended Configuration - Reflection Measurements
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The current position of POLAR NanoQ is at North Sea (coordinates 57.43748 N / 10.54926 E) reported 7 mins ago by AIS. The vessel POLAR NanoQ (IMO: 9231042, MMSI 331208000) is a Fishing Vessel built in 2001 (20 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Greenland . Position & Voyage Data Track on Map Add Photo Add to fleet
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The project NanoQI targets the development of an industry-suited, real-time and in-line capable technique to characterise nano-structure and nano-dimensions of (thin-film) nano-materials by optimisation of area-detector based XRR and XRD concepts and their multi-modal combination with a novel visual-light hyper-spectral imaging (HSI) technique.
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Information. The vessel NanoQ (IMO: 9127837 ) is a Fishing Vessel built in 1996 (24 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Unknown.
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The basic BBQ Guru NanoQ system major components. (Door adapter not shown) The System Unit The system unit is a small box about 2.25" x 3.0" x 0.8" in size which weighs in at about 5.75 ounces. It is almost exactly the same size as a 1.5 oz box of raisins. It is housed in a rugged metal case and it feels solid in your hand.
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NanoQuest is based on Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) technology, which is often favored in laboratory spectrometers because it collects spectral data over a wide range. The sensor’s patented micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) technology allows for a continuous-wave Michelson interferometer to be created monolithically on a MEMS chip.
Each NanoQuest comes with an optical fiber and operating software, and can be coupled to most Ocean Insight light sources and accessories to configure systems for absorbance/transmission or reflectance measurements.
For industrial applications, NanoQuest offers the advantages of scalability, low power needs, and tolerance to vibration and other motion effects. When compared with bulky and more expensive NIR instrumentation, NanoQuest is an attractive option for exploring new development opportunities.
All offline purchases require a quotation. NanoQuest is based on Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) technology, which is often favored in laboratory spectrometers because it collects spectral data over a wide range.
Typical NanoQuest NIR applications include authentication of counterfeit products including textiles; characterization and quantification of food, soil nutrients and industrial materials; and compositional analysis of bodily fluids and other biological specimens.
NanoQuest is based on Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) technology, which is often favored in laboratory spectrometers because it collects spectral data over a wide range. The sensor’s patented micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) technology allows for a continuous-wave Michelson interferometer to be created monolithically on a MEMS chip.
Each NanoQuest comes with an optical fiber and operating software, and can be coupled to most Ocean Insight light sources and accessories to configure systems for absorbance/transmission or reflectance measurements.