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When a handgun is fired the detonation of the cartridge and gas leakage around moving gun parts, in addition to blow-back from the muzzle, carries small particles (gunshot residue: GSR) to the shooter's hand.
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The e-corder 210 and e-corder 410 recording systems are ideal for teaching. They can be used at all tertiary levels of chemistry / biochemistry / physics experimental courses to perform both simple and advanced experiments. No programming is required to develop applications and the software is easy to use, without compromising on features. Replace expensive, single-purpose analytical instruments with an e-corder system.
eDAQ Mega Teaching Kit
This kit includes all the hardware, software, electrodes and transducers required to quickly develop a wide range of exciting experiments for chemistry and biochemistry laboratory courses.
Kit components:
EChem Startup System
This system, complete with software, data recording unit, potentiostat and electrodes, is ideal for those wanting to include voltammetric experiments in their undergraduate course, or for researchers who want a system for cyclic voltammetry.
It comprises:
C4D System Bundle
The ER283 C4D System Bundle includes the ER280 PowerChrom system and EA120 C4D Amp.
This system comes complete with C4D Amp, software, data recording unit and a choice of the headstage for capillary electrophoresis or the platform for microchip electrophoresis.
Bundle components:
EChem is also fully compatible with the eDAQ Potentiostat, the high sensitivity eDAQ Picostat and the four-channel eDAQ QuadStat.
EChem uses the e-corder recording systems as the digital waveform generator, and data acquisition system. Thus even non-scanning potentiostats can be upgraded to the full range of EChem techniques.
EChem version 2 has improved resolution (16 bit sampling, with 32 bit floating point averaging), and faster scan rates (to about 500 V/s) than earlier versions.
When a handgun is fired the detonation of the cartridge and gas leakage around moving gun parts, in addition to blow-back from the muzzle, carries small particles (gunshot residue: GSR) to the shooter's hand.
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