MicroLab - Data Collection Technology and Software for the Chemistry Laboratory

Important Upcoming Conference:
Title:	Integrating Computers into Laboratory Instruction: New Educational Strategies to Improve Learning
Location:	GranTree Inn and Conference Center in Bozeman Montana
When:	July 27^th through the 29^th
Description:	A two and a half day Summer Conferenece for Chemistry Faculty
Info:	More information can be found here: Integrating Computers (PDF)

The MicroLab Advantage

MicroLab's 500-series instruments integrate FASTspec™ technology and the most commonly used chemical sensors into an affordable lab package that enables students to make almost every instrumental measurement required in general chemistry. The instruments' high-grade resolution coupled with powerful software will engage your students in the process of science.

Integrated sensors and sensor amplifiers prevent clutter from your bench tops, reduce cost, and allow for low-noise, high-resolution measurements. Small changes in chemical and biological systems are made evident as never before.

MicroLab products are used in general, analytical, physical, and biochemistry laboratory courses. They are also suitable for your undergraduate or graduate research programs, and in industry. The interfaces' dual AC / DC power supply permits use in the field as well as the laboratory.

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MCL-II: MicroLab's Compact Laboratory

Faced with more students? Short on lab space and time? Need to increase your lab content?
Consider MicroLab's Compact Laboratory

For little more than the cost of a classic Spectronic-20 that is used for one or two experiments per year, your students will quickly make and analyze almost every instrumental measurement needed in general and environmental chemistry with MicroLab's MCL-II. And, MCL-II takes up about the same bench space as an open lab manual.

Students use MicroLab software to turn questions into experiments. In a 2-3 hour lab period they can design an experiment and quickly collect high-quality data. Then, in the lab with the instructor participating, they analyze, discuss, and draw conclusions from their data. Instructors can use the MCL network to project student data for discussion, to download experiments, or to share data.

MCL-II integrates our proven high-resolution FS-522 FASTspec™ lab interface and a Dell E5400 XP Professional network certified computer in a rugged, easily-stored package. Data system, computer, sensors, software, and compact desk cabinet with sensor storage and security cable are all included. There are no hidden costs and only one item to order. Warranty and support, including remote diagnostics, are provided by both MicroLab and Dell.

Increase Lab Content				Some MCL Measurements
Energy of Light Temperature Redox Titrations Pressure pH	Voltage AC Ion Electrodes Nernst Equation GC Readout Electrochemistry Light	Time Heat and Calorimetry Cyclic Voltammetry Dissolved Oxygen	Conductance Thermocouple Current Drops(Volume) Counts	FASTspec™ 360-940 nm		FASTspec™
				Transmission Absorbance Kinetics-Absorbance Kinetics-Scatter	Fluorescence Color Comparison Spectral Profiles Beer's Law	Fluorescence of Chlorophyll when excited at 400 nm. Fluorescence measurements, made at 90° against a dark background, are highly sensitive.

Summer Conference	Electrochemistry Module	Cyclic Voltammetry Module	MicroLab FS-522	Drop Dispenser
Integrating Computers into Laboratory Instruction: New Educational Strategies to Improve Learning A 2 1/2 Day Summer Conference for Chemistry Faculty Grantree Inn and Conference Center--Bozeman MT July 27-29 2009

MicroLab Conventions and Meetings

Date	Location	Title
March 20^th - 21^st 2009	Salt Lake City Community College; Salt Lake City, Utah	184^th 2YC3 Conference
March 22^nd - 25^th 2009	Salt Lake City, Utah	237^th ACS National Meeting
June 28^th - July 1^st 2009	Tacoma, Washington	64^th ACS Northwest Regional Meeting
July 27^th - 29^th 2009	GranTree Inn and Conference Center; Bozeman, Montana	Integrating Computers into Laboratory Instruction: New Educational Strategies to Improve Learning
July 27^th - 29^th 2009	Boise, Idaho	National Association of Scientific Materials Managers (NAOSMM)
August 16^th - 20^th 2009	Washington D.C.	238^th ACS National Meeting and Exposition
September 25^th - 26^th 2009	Rochester Community and Technical College; Rochester, Minnesota	185^th Midwestern 2YC3 Conference
October 16^th - 17^th 2009	Hope College; Holland, Michigan	Midwest Association of Teachers in Chemistry in Liberal Arts Colleges (MACTLAC) Annual Meeting
October 16^th - 18^th 2009	The Sleeping Lady; Leavenworth, Washington	Washington College Chemistry Teacher's Association
November 4^th - 7^th 2009	El Paso, Texas	65^th ACS Southwest Regional Meeting

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