glass cuvette

A Glass Cuvette is a small, transparent container used to hold liquid samples for optical analysis in spectrophotometry, especially within the visible light range. Key features of a Glass Cuvette: Made from high-quality optical glass, allowing light transmission primarily in the visible spectrum (approximately 350 nm to 2500 nm). Typically square or rectangular with precise dimensions to fit spectrophotometer sample holders. Path length is commonly 1 cm, but other lengths are available. Resistant to many chemicals but less suitable for UV light compared to quartz cuvettes. Used for measuring absorbance or transmission of light through liquid samples. Cost-effective option for routine visible light spectroscopic measurements. Available in various volumes, typically holding a few milliliters of sample.