Application Notes: General

In this application note, we report how a high-resolution spectrometer monitors changes in argon emission after gases are added to a closed-reaction plasma chamber.

Santiago Arellano, a researcher at Chalmers University of Technology, describes his work using Ocean Insight spectrometers to measure the properties of aerosols.

This application note describes how infrared transmission measurements can be used to address the concentration measurements.

A valuable accessory to the FT-IR instrument that can be used for the analysis of micro-environments in lubricants and grease is the FT-IR microscope.

Using the AutoStepwise mode gives the highest degree of resolution between successive decomposition events like ones associated with complex, multi-component materials.

This application note shows how a Clarus® 690 GC was used for the analysis of petroleum hydrocarbons, specifically Diesel Range Organics (DRO).

This application note describes how the PerkinElmer DSC 8000's ease of use, multi-sample capability, and powerful analysis software make it an ideal measuring tool for WAT.

This application note demonstrates the transformation of used oil data in accordance with the ASTM standard using data visualization software program TIBCO Spotfire®.

The TGA Noack Test has been developed to improve reproducibility and taken into account better test conditions considerations to closely meet ASTM D6375-09.

This note demonstrates the ability of the Avio® 550 Max fully simultaneous ICP-OES to measure in-service coolant samples in accordance with ASTM method D6130.

A method based on a PerkinElmer Clarus 680 GC with an S-Swafer micro-channel flow splitting device that complies with ASTM D7059-04 is described here.

This app note introduces AFM-IR and provides examples of its use for biological samples, including proteins, structures within single cells, monolayers, and tissues.

Realize up to 90% cost savings by purifying low-cost reagent grade acids to produce the high-purity acids needed for the lowest ICP-MS detection limits.

This application note demonstrates the key characteristics of the Raman technique for GSR analysis, and their benefits.

The Crystalline instrument allows real-time Raman spectroscopy combined with an accurate temperature-controlled parallel crystallizer with transmissivity measurement.

This application note demonstrates the performance for the analysis of organic chloride in crude per ASTM D4929 Part C using monochromatic EDXRF.

A species-unspecific response of high-resolution continuum source graphite furnace molecular absorption spectrometry (HR-CS GF MAS) was developed.

Effectiveness of VC Ultra for automated cleaning of microwave digestion vessels following the digestion of a sample containing relatively high amounts of trace metals

This technical note explains some of the most commonly used spectral preprocessing techniques and when they should be used in Raman spectroscopy.

MIRA XTR DS has the benefits of 785 nm Raman interrogation: compact size, low laser power, sample preservation, long battery lifetimes, and AI based fluorescence mitigation.

This application note demonstrates how the PTRam can be used to monitor chemical reactions, bioprocesses, and mixing in real-time.

We explore polyurethane production process, areas where it can be improved with Raman and NIR spectroscopy, from material ID to process monitoring, final product testing.

Describing the capabilities of the near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy for assessing the quality of acid baths for etching of microelectronics and printed electronics

The Mira XTR DS extracts Raman signatures from highly fluorescent materials, such as chromium compounds in paints, redefining the limits of 785 nm Raman spectroscopy.

This application note demonstrates how Renishaw’s inVia™ microscopes provide incredible chemical specificity and sensitivity. 

This application note demonstrates how Renishaw’s inVia™ microscopes are the ideal system for chemical characterization.