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The Cary 3500 UV-VIS system from Agilent Technologies Inc. is a spectrophotometer designed to help life science, pharmaceutical, and biopharmaceutical research communities simplify their analyses, optimize laboratory productivity, and bring new therapeutics to market faster.

The system enables laboratories to make substantial gains in efficiency as it can run multiple experiments simultaneously, allowing labs to obtain more results in the same amount of time. The Cary 3500 harnesses the power of a state-of-the-art software platform and a fast and powerful xenon flash lamp.

The system’s rapid, accurate temperature control permits temperature experiments at ramp rates previously thought to be unattainable, providing more reliable and robust measurements.

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