Microscopy Supplies

Immersion Oil has a defined refractive index of about 1.516.

Immersion Oil has a defined refractive index of about 1.516.

Immersion oil has a larger impact on 3D resolution. Specifically, matching the immersion oil refractive index to glass, reliably enhances the ability to visualize dendritic spines.

Immersion oil has a larger impact on 3D resolution. Specifically, matching the immersion oil refractive index to glass, reliably enhances the ability to visualize dendritic spines.

Immersion Oil 5mL

Immersion Oil - for Microscopy, is of an oily nature and has a defined refractive index of about 1,516. It is important that the refractive index (nD) is about 1.

Immersion Oil - for Microscopy, is of an oily nature and has a defined refractive index of about 1,516. It is important that the refractive index (nD) is about 1.

Immersion Oil, Resolve, Low viscosity - 12/CS

Formulated for specific applications Meets DIN 58 844 requirements PCB free Non-drying Refractive index and temperature standardizations are key specifications for optical clarity and high resolution. Viscosity and other physical properties are

Formulated for specific applications Meets DIN 58 844 requirements PCB free Non-drying Refractive index and temperature standardizations are key specifications for optical clarity and high resolution. Viscosity and other physical properties are

Formulated for specific applications Meets DIN 58 844 requirements PCB free Non-drying Refractive index and temperature standardizations are key specifications for optical clarity and high resolution. Viscosity and other physical properties are

Types A & B, with viscosities of 150 and 1250cSt respectively, meet these requirements. The greater the gap between cover glass and objective, or condenser and slide, the more desirable high viscosity becomes.