Lab equipment
Analysis
The common chemical water analysis that can be performed on the lab are:
- Oxygen
- Conductivity
- Salinity
- pH
- Nitrite nitrogen water tests (by spectrophotometer)
- Phosphate phosphorous water tests
- Ammonium nitrogen water tests
- Chlorophyll
- Nitrate nitrogen (by spectrophotometer, not SIS)
Laboratory equipment
Stationary
- Deionized water vatten (osmotic facility)
- Particle free water and brackish water (filtered through 22 my)
- Ice machine (cubes)
- Fridges and freezers (-80C°)
- Heating oven (Muffel, 500C°)
- 5 drying ovens
- Freeze dryer
- Centrifuges (cold, normal, micro and vacuum)
- Genysis spectrophotometer
- Ultrospec spectrophotometer
- Doubble beam spectrophotometer
- Scales (2-5 decimals)
- Particle counter
- Pytho-PAM
- pH meter METROHM 691
- 2 peristaltic pumps
- Shaking water bath with termostat
- Termostat bath
- Filtering equipment Millipore 27 och 45 mm
- Homogenizer (for chlorophyl analysis)
- Redox-meter with both reference and platinum electrode
Microscopes
- Microscopes (stereo-, florescence-, inveterate-, phase contrast)
- Loups/magnifying glasses with lamps
- Digital camera for microscope
Portable
- Minimonitor EP 15F
- 2 lightmeasurers, PAR-measurer (LI-COR)
- Oxygen meter, WTW (40 m wire)
- Oxygen meter, WTW (1.5 m wire)
- Salinity/conductivity meter WTW with 1.5 metres wire
- 2 Salinity/conductivity meter WTW with 30 metres wire
- pH-meter
- Aquariums in plastic and glass (10, 20 and 50 litres)

Additional equipment
There is buckets, glasses, cups, beakers, thermometers and other laboratory tools to use in the lab. Researchers bring most of their material, but some disposable utensils can be offered.
All links about equipment on this page lead to general information, not to the specific model at our laboratory.
Last updated:
February 27, 2013
Page editor:
Nastassja Åstrand Capetillo
Source: the Baltic Sea Centre