Application Notes: General

This white paper describes applications of cryoRaman, a cryogenic Raman microscope offering VIS to NIR excitation, high magnetic fields, and full polarization control.

The PlasmaQuant ICP-MS allows for a robust, sensitive, and accurate multi-element analysis of relevant workplace hazardous substances in digested filter dusts.

FTIR-ATR sampling was used to detect contaminants in acetone. By evaporating the solvent directly onto the ATR crystal, the impurities were easily measured.

This application note describes the applications of thermal analysis in semiconductor assembly and packaging.

In this application note, we evaluate the effectiveness of a new spectrometer for measuring the absorbance of optical filters and potassium dichromate standards.

In this application note, we evaluate the effectiveness of a new spectrometer for measuring the absorbance of optical filters and potassium dichromate standards.

This application note describes how FT-IR spectroscopy provides a fast and easy method for the identification of PVDF through the PerkinElmer Spectrum Two FT-IR.

This application note discusses how Raman instrumentation continues to facilitate new uses in process development and manufacturing.

Our inVia confocal Raman microscope helps forensic scientists overcome the difficulty of analyzing gunshot residues created by the introduction of lead-free ammunition.

The fast, safe, reliable matrix independent analysis of LPG samples of a wide concentration range and pressure spectra using the EA 5100 elemental analyzer is described.

A procedure for the analysis of Cd, Hg, Pb and As in cassava flours following U.S. FDA’s EAM 4.7 using a microwave digestion system for sample digestion is described.

High-absorbance scanning with the reference grade PerkinElmer LAMBDA™ 850+ UV/Vis and LAMBDA 1050+ UV–vis–NIR double monochromator spectrophotometers is described.

In this application, an HR series high-resolution spectrometer is part of a fiber optic sensor project for measurement of difficult-to-detect designer opioids.

Raman spectroscopic monitoring is applicable to a very wide range of processes and can be used for research, quality screening, or synthesis control. 

This overview of advanced microparticle analysis shows how particles can be found, classified, and then identified automatically using confocal Raman microscopy.