110 / 210 Fiber Optic Oxygen Monitor - Instech Laboratories, Inc.
110 / 210 Fiber Optic Oxygen Monitor - Instech Laboratories, Inc.
110 / 210 Fiber Optic Oxygen Monitor - Instech Laboratories, Inc.
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volume of the chamber. A small overflow will<br />
occur.<br />
2. If working at ambient pO 2, you may allow some<br />
time to allow thermal and oxygen equilibration<br />
to occur before sealing off the sample.<br />
3. Add cells or organelles and slide in the central<br />
transparent core plug. Orient the top collar so<br />
that the air rises to the top of the bevel and exits<br />
through the fill port.<br />
4. The setscrew should be facing you when the plug<br />
has been correctly installed.<br />
5. Turn off stirring, if on.<br />
6. Slowly continue to slide the plug down while<br />
watching from above to ensure that all air is<br />
expelled from the chamber.<br />
7. When no air bubbles are visible, rotate the top<br />
collar until the setscrew faces toward the rear<br />
which will seal the chamber.<br />
8. Additions can made though the fill port in the<br />
right front of the chamber. First return the<br />
plug/valve to the forward position to allow entry.<br />
9. This should be done with a loosely fitting needle<br />
or pipette so that the overflow will flow by the<br />
needle. No separate vent port is needed. Inject<br />
near the bottom and the overflow will flow out<br />
from the top part of the chamber and into the<br />
circular trough. Turning the stirrer off during this<br />
procedure is recommended to reduce mixing.<br />
Using the Titanium<br />
Chamber with O-ring fitted<br />
plugs with central fill hole.<br />
This type does not depend on the use of the side fill<br />
hole and may not even exist with larger chambers.<br />
1. Fill chamber with plug out to slightly more than<br />
the stated chamber volume.<br />
2. Gently push plug into chamber. Air should be<br />
expelled and a small amount of solution will be<br />
expelled insuring that no bubbles remain.<br />
3. Continue as in step 9 above.<br />
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