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$7.90 Microscope Immersion Oil Type A, 1.5180nD Refractive Index, Non-Drying for Microscopy
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Immersion Oil, Type A, 1/4 Ounce Bottle - OEM Factory Filled Product
HOW TO USE: The squeeze bottle applicator makes it easy to apply oil to the positioned slide. Apply as many drops as needed to properly engulf your slide. Avoid entraining air in the oil when applying it to the microscope (the oil's viscosity will make the bubbles suspend in the oil for some time before settling out). The bubbles, acting as lenses, destroy the image or reduce its clarity. The problem is usually avoided if the drop is touched to the slide or condenser and permitted to flow from the applicator.
Dabbing increases the likelihood of bubbles.
The condenser should be oiled in a low position and, after positioning the slide, raised slowly to make contact.
Oiling the objective is done by putting the drop on the slide and slowly lowering the objective into it, or with a parfocaled turret, slowly rotating the oil objective into the drop of oil.
Once the optics are oiled and slides are changed, there may be enough oil on the objective to avoid re-oiling.Drying types, such as cedarwood, sandalwood, or other natural oils, should be removed immediately after use. If these oils harden they are difficult to remove, and lenses can be damaged. The non-drying synthetics can be left on lenses indefinitely since damage through hardening cannot occur; however, being oily, they will capture and hold dust. A time-honored solvent is Xylol. A small amount on lens tissue for a final wipe leaves optics in good order.
Immersion Oil Specifications - Type A:
Type of Oil: Type A
Refractive Index @ 23° C:
F Line (4861 Å): 1.5239
e Line (5461 Å): 1.5180
D Line (5893 Å): 1.5150
C Line (6563 Å): 1.5114
Dispersion: nF-nC: 0.0125
Abbe VD: 41.3
Abbe Ve: 41.0
Temperature Coefficient: (15-35°C) -0.00033
Stability: (change in nD25°C after 24 hrs. @ temp.)
60°C: 0
100°C: 0
Fluorescence (1):
Short Wave: low (Ultra-Violet)
Long Wave: low
Color: (Gardner) 1
Viscosity: cSt (centistokes) ± 10% @ 23°C: 150 cSt
Density: @ 23° C
g/cc: 0.923
(US) lb/gal: 7.70
National Industrial Supply
30777 Rancho California #891420
Temecula, CA 92589
USA
Sales 951.308.9269
Fax: 310.733.5480
E-mail: nisupply at gmail.com
HOW TO USE: The squeeze bottle applicator makes it easy to apply oil to the positioned slide. Apply as many drops as needed to properly engulf your slide. Avoid entraining air in the oil when applying it to the microscope (the oil's viscosity will make the bubbles suspend in the oil for some time before settling out). The bubbles, acting as lenses, destroy the image or reduce its clarity. The problem is usually avoided if the drop is touched to the slide or condenser and permitted to flow from the applicator.
Dabbing increases the likelihood of bubbles.
The condenser should be oiled in a low position and, after positioning the slide, raised slowly to make contact.
Oiling the objective is done by putting the drop on the slide and slowly lowering the objective into it, or with a parfocaled turret, slowly rotating the oil objective into the drop of oil.
Once the optics are oiled and slides are changed, there may be enough oil on the objective to avoid re-oiling.Drying types, such as cedarwood, sandalwood, or other natural oils, should be removed immediately after use. If these oils harden they are difficult to remove, and lenses can be damaged. The non-drying synthetics can be left on lenses indefinitely since damage through hardening cannot occur; however, being oily, they will capture and hold dust. A time-honored solvent is Xylol. A small amount on lens tissue for a final wipe leaves optics in good order.
Immersion Oil Specifications - Type A:
Type of Oil: Type A
Refractive Index @ 23° C:
F Line (4861 Å): 1.5239
e Line (5461 Å): 1.5180
D Line (5893 Å): 1.5150
C Line (6563 Å): 1.5114
Dispersion: nF-nC: 0.0125
Abbe VD: 41.3
Abbe Ve: 41.0
Temperature Coefficient: (15-35°C) -0.00033
Stability: (change in nD25°C after 24 hrs. @ temp.)
60°C: 0
100°C: 0
Fluorescence (1):
Short Wave: low (Ultra-Violet)
Long Wave: low
Color: (Gardner) 1
Viscosity: cSt (centistokes) ± 10% @ 23°C: 150 cSt
Density: @ 23° C
g/cc: 0.923
(US) lb/gal: 7.70
National Industrial Supply
30777 Rancho California #891420
Temecula, CA 92589
USA
Sales 951.308.9269
Fax: 310.733.5480
E-mail: nisupply at gmail.com
