Determination of Implant Ceramics Using Dynamic Light Scattering

Versatile system for Static Light Scattering (SLS) and Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) studies 

A team of researchers from Eötvös Loránd University have used a Bl-200SM research goniometer system from Testa Analytical Solutions eK, in Dynamic Light Scattering mode, to determine the aggregate size of powders used in producing sintered bulk calcium silicate ceramics

Identifying the best bulk ceramics for biomedical applications

These sol-gel synthesised ceramic powders were then studied to determine their properties in relation with biomedical applications. Using light scattering data obtained using the BI-200SM research goniometer system the researchers were able to identify the best bulk ceramics with good mechanical strength, low solubility and similar porosity to bone, allowing them to be used as long-term implants.

Precision instrument for macromolecular studies and submicron particle sizing applications 

The Bl-200SM goniometer system is a precision research grade instrument designed for exacting light scattering measurements. Based upon a special turntable with precision ball bearings and stepping motor, the Bl-200SM’s modular, automated design and quality construction guarantee precise measurements due to the wobble-free movement of the detector. Designed and built for demanding research experiments the BI-200SM can measure light scattering over a wide angular range (8° to 155° with 25 mm cells) and offers fine adjustment of measurement angles to 0.01° directly using a large, fine-control knob or PC-driven Motor control. Fine-screw vertical adjustment makes centre of rotation measurement easier when aligning cells. Precise repeatable data is ensured by automated heating and cooling of the sample cell using and standard external recirculating system. Field proven in hundreds of labs around the world the BI-200SM light scattering goniometer system is ideal for even the most demanding macromolecular studies and submicron particle sizing applications.

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