ICPMS webinars focusing on FTIR Spectroscopy - page 10

Infrared spectroscopy technology provides unique information of the molecular composition in samples that allows for rapid and effective food surveillance, detection of contaminants and disease diagnosis.

The use of the Agilent Cary 630 FTIR spectrometer with attenuated total reflectance (ATR) sampling technology for the fast and reliable material identification of LIB electrolyte salts.

The difference in technology from FT-IR vs. FT-NIR and how it works.

Explore various crucial topics related to the analysis of microplastics, covering areas such as sampling, sample preparation, analysis, and evaluation.

Fast, easy and reliable analysis method of THCA and CBDA decarboxylation in cannabis oil and flower samples by infrared spectroscopy.

Cutting-edge technology of the Agilent 4300 handheld FTIR spectrometer, specially equipped with the specular reflectance interface.

Microplastics and their Impact on Environment and Human Health.

An alternative to Raman, i.e., "Laser Direct Infrared Imaging", which provides rapid imaging of content distribution in tablets.

Essential principles underlying FTIR, as well as offering valuable insights and practical strategies to optimize its use in both lab and field environments.

The 8700 provides an easy flow for analysis of microplastics so that non-spectroscopists can generate accurate, reliable data without prior experience using an infrared microscope.