Dyed & Fluorescent Microspheres

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Fluorescent & Dyed Microspheres

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Material / familyStart here when the requirement is…Quote variables
PSL / polystyrene latexMonodisperse particle-size references, particle-counter/optical calibration, aerosol work, or deposited wafer references.Instrument/application, nominal size(s), form/concentration, quantity, certificate/traceability.
Silica / SiO₂Silica reference behavior, contamination-wafer work, optical/material research, or functionalized silica formulations.Size, surface treatment/functionalization, powder vs suspension, solvent/concentration, quantity.
Borosilicate / glassPowder/particle-size measurement and methods where glass material properties and available size ranges are appropriate.Method/instrument, nominal size/range, quantity, sample preparation and documentation.
Fluorescent / dyed polymerImaging, tracking, optical method development, method visibility or research requiring a colored/fluorescent signal.Size, color/excitation-emission, surface chemistry, dry/suspension form, concentration/quantity.
Functionalized / assay particlesConjugation, binding, lateral-flow, diagnostic or assay-development workflows.Core material, size, functional group/coating, concentration, conjugation target and assay conditions.
Magnetic / metallic nanoparticlesResearch workflows where magnetic response, plasmonic/optical properties or specialized surface chemistry are part of the method.Composition, size, morphology, coating/functionalization, concentration and application.

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  1. Instrument, method or end application
  2. Particle material / composition
  3. Nominal size or multi-size set
  4. Dry powder, suspension, concentration or deposited format
  5. Fluorescent color / excitation-emission requirement and surface chemistry
  6. Package size / quantity and needed date
  7. Certificate, traceability or other documentation requirement

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