Analysis Lab

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The Analysis Lab at UW-Stout offers a comprehensive facility designed to enhance students' understanding of analytical techniques and their applications across various scientific fields. This lab provides hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment, allowing students to gain practical skills essential for careers in research, industry, and academia. Through interactive learning environments and collaboration with research groups, students explore cutting-edge technologies and methodologies in nanoscience and applied physics.

The Instrument Lab at UW-Stout is integral to our middle and upper intermediate courses, providing support for a wide range of analytical techniques and applications. Students have access to sophisticated equipment for conducting experiments in water testing, organic chemistry, and molecular analysis. Key resources include the atomic absorption flame spectrometer and GCMS, which facilitate detailed studies of metal concentrations, molecular separations, and compound identification. Additionally, our fluorescent spectrometer and FTIR offer advanced capabilities for analyzing fluorescence and molecular structures. This comprehensive array of equipment and its real-world applications make the Instrument Lab an essential learning environment for aspiring scientists and researchers.

Instrument Lab Equipment

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Micropipette used in lab setting

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)

Separates and quantifies components in liquid mixtures, widely used in organic chemistry.


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