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In this application note, Raman spectroscopy is explored as an easier and more flexible technique for quantifying common components in
a CMP slurry, such as benzotriazole and glycine, without any sample preparation or costly consumables.

Wet Chemistry - Quantitative Analysis of Common Components in a Chemical Mechanical Polishing CMP Slurry Using Raman Spectroscopy

the MacroRAM benchtop Raman spectrometer with remote BallProbe® is used to quickly identify plastics used in various gillnet samples. Raman spectroscopy is demonstrated to be an excellent technique for identifying not only different types of polymers, but also different variants within a polymer class and additives including pigments.

Rapid Polymer Identification of Fishing Gear Using Raman Spectroscopy

Raman can be an effective method for quantitative analysis under a variety of conditions involving different solutes in a solution and solution mixtures. In this application  note, we demonstrate Raman spectroscopy and its application to pharmaceutical analysis such as content uniformity. 

Quantitative Analysis Using Raman Spectroscopy in Pharmaceutical Applications

In this work, we monitor and analyze a simple polymerization-curing reaction of a two-part epoxy using a macroscopic Raman system along with a non-contact remote Raman probe.

Following Epoxy Cure with Macroscopic Raman Analysis

This technical note will show how the HORIBA MacroRAM™, a macroscopic Raman system, can be used along with the HORIBA Superhead™, to monitor and analyze a simple polymerization-curing reaction of a two-part epoxy.

Polymers - Macroscopic Raman Spectroscopy to Monitor Chemical Reactions and Polymerization/Curing

This application note describes the analysis of Ti64 alloy samples for major and trace elements using the Avio® 550 Max fully simultaneous ICP-OES.

Determination of Elements in Titanium Alloys

Read about the potential of 2D fluorescence excitation-emission matrix (EEM) spectroscopy as a tool being used to characterize bio-process samples.

2D Fluorescence for Bioprocess Measurement/Control Analysis

Pharma companies turn to fluorescence spectroscopy for cell culture media analysis for speed of testing, minimal sample handling requirements, and lower costs.

Monitoring Cell Culture Media Variability

See how to differentiate biotinylated AAVs from AAV-dye complexes for undialyzed samples, with significant free dye and protein-dye conjugate present.

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