Em <380 nm Ultraviolet

Santa Cruz Biotechnology now offers a broad range of Em <380 nm compounds for use in various applications. These compounds, emitting light in the ultraviolet spectrum below 380 nanometers, are essential tools in scientific research, offering unique capabilities in the study of molecular and cellular processes. Their deep ultraviolet emission is particularly useful in fluorescence spectroscopy and microscopy, allowing for the detection of specific biochemicals and biomolecules that are naturally fluorescent at these wavelengths. This capability is invaluable in fields such as analytical chemistry, where Em <380 nm compounds facilitate the quantification and characterization of substances that absorb or emit in the ultraviolet range. Moreover, these compounds are instrumental in environmental science for monitoring solar UV radiation effects and detecting environmental pollutants through UV-sensitive reactions. In materials science, they are used to explore the photostability and degradation processes of materials exposed to UV light, aiding in the development of UV-resistant materials. Additionally, their use extends to forensic science, where they help in the visualization of substances that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye. The ability of Em <380 nm compounds to provide detailed, high-contrast images makes them indispensable for advancing research and technology in areas requiring precise molecular and material insights. View detailed information on our available Em <380 nm compounds by clicking on the product name.