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Agilent’s linearized mercury cadmium telluride (MCT) detector technology delivers substantial advantages for quantitative measurements. It extends the linear range of the detector versus energy flux relationship by about a factor of ten above the range that can be obtained with a standard MCT detector, while still maintaining high photometric accuracy. As a result, a wider concentration range can be achieved when performing quantitative measurements, so you can avoid time-consuming dilutions, providing greater productivity and lower running costs for your laboratory.
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Publication date: 05 July, 2012
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