RheoSense viscometers are powered by VROC® technology. VROC technology combines microfluidic and MEMS technologies to measure dynamic viscosity. What does that mean? We have a lot of newly adapted users so we thought it was about time to do a refresher from our former post, Know your VROC Chip.
Some things to know about your VROC Chip:
- VROC chip technology is formally called the Rectangular Slit Method in US Pharmacopeia chapter 914.
- The small size of the VROC chip enables smaller sample size, including now 15 microliters with our latest viscometer, m-VROC II.
- You can choose to have multiple chip options but you do not need all the chip options to successfully measure a wide variety of samples...unless you want to of course.
- With the fully enclosed design of the VROC chip, your viscosity measurements will not be influenced by air - this is what we call air interface.
- You do not need to clean in between completely miscible samples - including different concentrations of the same sample. A tip is to go from high concentration to low concentration.
- For chips that are not fully miscible, we recommend you do a thorough cleaning or check out our automated chip cleaning station.
- Check out our beautiful chip infographic!
- Do you specifically have microVISC? Here's a microVISC Chip focus!
- Interested in the new m-VROC II chip options? Here's another resource!
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