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Subject: photochemistry
Category: Science
Asked by: likai99sioc-ga
List Price: $160.00
Posted: 24 Mar 2006 11:57 PST
Expires: 28 Apr 2006 13:26 PDT
Question ID: 711549
Where i can buy a 100-300 watts  high pressure mercury-vapor lamp for
photochemistry. What's the price?

Request for Question Clarification by easterangel-ga on 24 Mar 2006 16:33 PST
Hi!

Are these the types of products you're looking for?

http://www.elights.com/mervaphidlam.html

Would suppliers in Asia be ok with you as well or would you prefer US only?

Thanks.
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The following answer was rejected by the asker (they received a refund for the question).
Subject: Re: photochemistry
Answered By: pafalafa-ga on 26 Mar 2006 16:35 PST
 
likai99sioc-ga,

I believe the lamp you are looking for is available from a company
called Osram, who makes specialty bulbs, many of which are used for
scientific and technical applications.


In particular, Osram offer about 10 mercury-vapor bulbs in the wattage
range you specified, and these have been used as high-pressure mercury
sources in photochemistry experiments.  The bulbs are designated by
the prefix "HBO".


For instance, here is a description of one bulb right in the middle of
your wattage range:


==============

Product description:  HBO 200W 49-57V L2 FS1   
 
HBO Mercury Short Arc Lamps    
HBO Lamps for Technical and Scientific Applications  

Technical - Electrical Data 
Rated wattage in Watts  200 W  
  
Technical - Light Technical Data 
Average luminance  40000 cd/cm²  
Illuminated area in mm  0.6 * 2.2 mm  
Luminous output in lumen  10000 lm  
  
Technical - Life 
Average lamp life in hours  200 h 

=============== 


The direct link to this particular bulb is here:


http://catalog.myosram.com/zb2b/b2b/start.do?browsername=mozilla%2F4.0%2520%2528compatible%253B%2520msie%25206.0%253B%2520windows%2520nt%25205.1%253B%2520sv1%253B%2520.net%2520clr%25201.1.4322%2529&browsermajor=4&browserminor=4


though I suspect the link may not stay viable by the time you click on it.


To see all the bulbs in the HBO series, you'll have to click through
the infuriatingly cumbersome Osram catalog:


http://catalog.myosram.com


On the left hand side of the page, click-through on the following categories:


 -- Display/Optic    

 -- HBO Mercury Short Arc Lamps    

 -- HBO Lamps for Technical and Scientific Applications  


and you will ultimately get to the full list of HBO mercury bulb offerings.


You will need to contact Osram directly to find a distributor in your
neck of the woods that carries the HBO bulbs, or to order directly
from Osram:


cat-support-com@osram.com


Best of luck.


If there's anything more I can do for you on this, just let me know by
posting a Request for Clarification.


pafalafa-ga




search strategy -- Google searches on: 

[ "100..300 W OR watts"  "high pressure mercury  lamp OR bulb"
photochemistry OR photochemical ]

[ "100..300 W OR watts"  "high pressure mercury vapor lamp OR bulb"
photochemistry OR photochemical ]
Reason this answer was rejected by likai99sioc-ga:
the research answer my question only by one or two website, and the
website is also not exact what i want, i must spend more time on
searching the aswer by myself,it doesn't deserve the price 160.00$
what i set. so i request a refund of this item

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