GCMS webinars focusing on FTIR Spectroscopy - page 9

This session will focus on the theory of Infrared and will discuss some modern infrared analytical techniques.

This webinar will guide you on the best practices, tools, and techniques needed to get the most reliable, verifiable insights into your optical components.

Agilent’s Handheld FTIR spectrometer is a unique and innovative platform for measuring samples on site to yield fast and reliable chemistry analyses.

In this work, we analyzed MPs in sediment using laser direct infrared (LDIR) imaging, a relatively new technique in environmental MP studies.

Examples will be presented demonstrating the effectiveness of IR and Raman analysis and will discuss several MS analytical techniques and their applications for polymer analysis.

The easy-to-use 8700 LDIR has undergone a performance enhancements with the addition of automated on-filter analysis.

Infrared and Raman spectroscopy are ideal tools for verifying product quality, identifying unknown contaminants, and reverse engineering competitive products.

FTIR has been proven to be a valuable tool to characterize the contamination rapidly and economically.

In this third session of a four-part ‘Fundamentals of Spectroscopy’ course, having previously covered the ‘why’, we’ll now focus on the ‘how’.

All generally-required parameters for microplastics analysis, e.g., size, shape, and identification, are done using the Agilent 8700 LDIR.