Osmometer
Measures the osmotic concentration of a solution by freezing-point depression.
Determines the total concentration of dissolved particles in a solution by measuring how far its freezing point falls below that of pure water. The depression is proportional to osmolality regardless of what the solute is, which is why it remains the reference method for confirming that a parenteral is iso-osmotic before release.
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Specifications
Specifications vary by model and configuration — the brochure carries the full range. Tell us your throughput, sample type and compliance requirement and we will confirm which model fits.
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Osmolality and osmolarity are described in USP <785> and Ph. Eur. 2.2.35.
Applications
Parenteral and large-volume infusion release testing, ophthalmic solutions, dialysis fluids, cell culture media, clinical serum and urine.
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