Application Notes: General

-Recent workflow enhancements offer analytical efficiency and speed. -A new molecular spectroscopy method makes sensitive quantitation possible in minutes. -New UV-Vis technology allows simultaneous measurement of standards and unknown samples.

One of the most popular approaches to harvest triplet excitons in OLEDs shows how a spectrofluorometer is used to identify thermally activated delayed fluorescence.

Use of Single-Reaction Chamber (SRC) technology to simplify and optimize food and mixed-food microwave sample preparation for trace metal analysis using ICP-MS.

Raman tissue imaging can describe the molecular composition and the distribution of multiple chemical species in tissues at a high spatial resolution, without labelling.

This note demonstrates the ability of the TR-WPS to quickly identify and discriminate between materials or polymorphs, and to capture visual and spectral map data.

This technical paper describes how wavelength calibration impacts virtually every aspect of ICP performance, including sensitivity and susceptibility to interferences.

The patented D-Torch design uses high precision engineering to provide the benefits of lower running costs, chemical inertness and configurable injector geometry.

This application note demonstrates the uses of LIBS imaging to provide highly selective and sensitive means of gaining this information from lithium-bearing rocks.

What you'll learn: • XRF is utilized for the elemental analysis of solid geological samples. • Proper sample prep vital to ensure XRF results are accurate and reproducible.

This application note demonstrates the analysis of thin films, by X-ray fluorescence (XRF) with the fundamental parameters (FP) method.

Renishaw’s RA802 Pharmaceutical Analyzer was used to detect small amounts of different polymorphic forms of an active pharmaceutical ingredient in a generic drug powder.

This application note compares the sensitivity of a single-reflection to multiple-reflection ATR for the nitrile functional group infrared transition.

The combination of FT-IR and Raman analyses of sophisticated packaging systems using laminates, is demonstrated.

Examine the benefits of Glass Expansion’s robust, high performance, fully demountable patented D-Torch. The D-Torch uses high precision engineering to provide the benefits of lower running costs, chemical inertness and configurable injector geometry, without compromising usability, performance or durability. www.geicp.com/D-Torch

XRF is utilized for the elemental analysis of solid geological samples. Proper sample prep vital to ensure XRF results are accurate and reproducible.

Analysis of air filters demonstrated by EDXRF indirect excitation with secondary targets and polarization in full Cartesian geometry.