Cuvettes are available in different designs to accommodate sample volumes ranging from micro-liters to a few ml. These are generally made from glass, quartz and transparent plastics.Both glass and quartz cuvettes are fragile and require care in handling and use. Plastics are more durable but have their own limitations.The choice of material depends on nature of sample, absorbance range and inertness of material towards sample.
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