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Heating a cuvette which is placed in a box.

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Prem Arjun

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Hello everyone.

I need some ideas/Inputs on heating a cuvette(upto 60° C). And the temperature should not exceeding 80° C,Since the trasistion temperature is 80° C). This cuvette is inserted into a rectangular box(L:8cm;W:3cm;H:2cm). So space is an important constraint here.

What I am thinking is to have a copper plate under the cuvette and use the resistor heating(If you have any other ideas of heating please share it). But I do not have any idea on how to control the temperature.

Please let me know if you have any ideas on controlling the tempeartures.

Thank you.
 


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