Application Notes: General
Heavy Metals Analysis and Cannabis-Derived Products
3D Models for Improved Predictivity in Cancer Research and Drug Discovery
New Atomic Absorption Spectrometer Health check
How to check the health of your ICP-MS (agilent.com)
New ICP-OES Health Check and Technical Guide
Evaluating ICP-OES torch for oil analysis
Agilent Interface Cones
Identification of microplastics with the new Nicolet RaptIR FTIR Microscope
The Molecular Spectroscopy Terminology Guide
Technical Overview: Back to AAS Basics: Tips and Tricks for Instrument Maintenance and Analysis
Monitoring Curing Rates in Ophthalmic Materials
In this application, a 785 nm Raman spectroscopy system is evaluated as tool for monitoring the curing processes of ophthalmic materials used in surgeries.
Determination of Trace Nitrogen Contents in Different Types of Fuels and Fuel Blends According to ASTM D4629 resp. DIN 51444 v4
Combining catalyst-free high-temperature combustion and highly sensitive HiPerSens® detection, compEAct N detects nitrogen at concentrations from 15 µg/l to 10,000 mg/l.
Morphologically Targeted Raman Analysis of Microplastic Particles
We used an inVia™ Raman microscope and particle analysis software to determine the composition and morphology of particles in a commercial bottle of mineral water.
Automated Macro-Mapping via Reflection Sampling
Using an automated FT-IR reflection sampling accessory, the surface of a polymer-coated aluminum film was analyzed. Results were used to investigate chemical uniformity.
What’s in Your Food? Techniques for Detecting and Quantifying Heavy Metals in Food
Analysis of USP Grade Isopropyl Alcohol Impurities
This app note explores a speed optimized method for rapid, accurate and precise result in less than 6 min using the PerkinElmer Clarus® 690.
Elemental Analysis of Crude, Used Engine, and Hydraulic Oils by Radial View (RV) ICP-OES
Evaluating a fully demountable torch for semivolatiles using the Agilent 5800 RV ICP-OES.
Why Heavy-Metals Testing in Cannabis is Important
140 kV Handheld X-ray Sources
The Mox 140 kV X-ray source weighs less than 1900 grams and runs at 7 Watts X-ray tube power. Applications include X-ray spectroscopy, backscatter, and X-ray imaging.
Evaluating a Novel Approach to SERS
A new generation of SERS substrates combines the convenience of SERS substrates with the reproducibility of SERS performed in a solution, with a hybrid approach.
Are These Sneakers Real or Fake?
Counterfeit goods cost businesses and consumers billions annually. Spectroscopy authenticates products by identifying spectral differences in substandard materials.
Comparing ICP-OES Analyzers’ Plasma Interfaces: Axial, Radial, Dual, MultiView, and New Dual Side-On Interface
Which Spectrometer Optical Technology Offers Superior Performance? Echelle vs. ORCA
Mitigating Matrix Effects with Advanced Spectra-Handling Functionality When Using XRF for High-Accuracy Elemental Analysis
Surprising New Capabilities of ED-XRF Technology
Simple, Easy, Powerful Identification Software for XRF Spectrometers
Ten Reasons You Need a Next-Generation ICP-OES for Routine Analyses
Total Protein Determination in Pharmaceutical Products (Vaccines) by TNb Analysis on Multi N/C 2100S Pharma v3
Since antigens tested for quantity of attenuated or devitalized viruses or bacteria often consist of proteins, analytical quantification of total protein is a method of choice.
Compact Pulsed Lasers Expand Capabilities in LIBS Applications
We introduce a very compact, air-cooled, pulsed laser and show it can be used successfully in conventional LIBS experimental set-ups for identifying metals.
Analysis of Foods and Beverages Using Atomic Absorption Spectrometry