GCMS webinars focusing on FTIR Spectroscopy - page 10

FTIR spectroscopy provide a practical and economical solution for contamination detection and cleaning verification.

Review of the potential use of FTIR technology for the identification and quantification of sugars in alcoholic beverages and of sugars and sweeteners in food industry product.

This first session of a four-part ‘Fundamentals of Spectroscopy’ course, will examine core concepts essential to understanding common optical spectroscopy methods.

This presentation will discuss how the LDIR can be used to automate the analysis of microplastics, following the analytical steps prescribed by the SOP. 

This webinar discusses this novel technique and provides numerous application examples.

This session will feature basics of FTIR measurements, using the most common sampling accessories.

Can the TopScan 4300 FTIR test liquid? What is the detection limit of the 4300 FTIR? Is ambient light an issue for Vaya Raman spectrometer?

Lets discuss some of the most common questions about Agilent Handheld spectrometers.

we will investigate how FTIR and UV spectroscopy can be used in a number of materials testing areas.

Recent advances in infrared micro-spectroscopy combining a Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) with scanning optics has created a new paradigm, (LDIR).