GCMS webinars focusing on FTIR Spectroscopy - page 7

Microplastic detection and quantification in the Cincinnati urban watershed using laser direct infrared (LDIR) chemical imaging system.

We will demonstrate how KnowItAll can help solve unknown IR and Raman spectra through a series of examples.

This session will demonstrate a simple way to collect IR spectra of liquids in transmission without the hassle of extensive cleaning processes of traditional liquid cells.

Gear up for an exciting session leading to the heart of food safety analysis, focusing on 3 crucial aspects: organic contaminants identification, elemental analysis, and the pressing issue of PFAS.

A method driven system for analysis of microplastics will be demonstrated.

Learn how FT-NIR Spectroscopy can upgrade your QC.

Explore how Shimadzu's state-of-the-art analytical and measuring instruments are leading the way in microplastics research, analysis, and characterization.

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.