MRR for Chemistry Educators

Chemistry Educators use BrightSpec's MRR technology to make complex topics more engaging and accessible for students, with one simple benchtop instrument.

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Meet the BrightSpec_MRR-Logo-nanoA Benchtop Instrument for Precise Chemical Analysis

Requiring no carrier gases or consumables, the nanoMRR is extremely easy for students to use and fits seamlessly into small spaces.

 

Power Your Research and Elevate Your Teaching

Professors use the nanoMRR to connect complex theory to real observational data, but it's more than just a teaching tool. Leading researchers are using it for projects across a wide range of topics, from environmental to astrochemical applications. 

 

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