Fluorescent particles

We provide fluorescent particles in a size range between 10 nm and 20 µm with blue, green or red fluorescence. Corresponding to your application following matrix materials are available:

silica (sicastar®-F)
polystyrene/polymethacrylate (micromer®-F)

Please choose a product type for your special selection of functional groups /coatings and diameters of the particles.

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