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Consumer Products: Sunscreens, Moisturizers, Deodorants, and Antiperspirants (AP)
September 13th 2016Milestone’s UltraWAVE SRC benchtop microwave digestion enables cosmetic chemists to digest up to 15 different sample types simultaneously at temperatures as high as 300°C, greatly simplifying product development workflow with an easy efficient digestion sequence.
Photoluminescence and Electroluminescence of Organic Optoelectronics
September 13th 2016Photoluminescence and electroluminescence spectroscopy is a useful technique in the investigation of organic optoelectronic devices. The instrumentation for steady-state and time-resolved photoluminescence, as well as electroluminescence, is specified in this application note on organic solar cells.
Analysis of Small Samples Using the LUMOS Stand-Alone FT-IR Microscope
September 8th 2016Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) microscopy is a well-established method for the analysis of samples that are too small or complex to be measured in a standard infrared spectrometer. The new LUMOS Stand-alone FTIR microscope offers a fully automated solution that is very easy-to-use and requires little space.
Using Raman spectroscopy to analyse Li-ion battery anodes
September 8th 2016It is vital to be able to rapidly and easily analyse the composition and structure of anodes. The inVia is ideal for locating, discriminating, and quantifying the different forms of carbon present in anodes, even those with subtle variations in structure.
Inorganic Products: Mining Ores, Catalysts, Superalloys, and Ceramics
August 17th 2016The Milestone UltraWAVE can digest up to 22 different sample types simultaneously. The high temperature and pressure capability enables a complete digestion of nearly all inorganic sample types that need to be analyzed for trace metals.
Micro Sample Measurement using UV-Vis Spectroscopy and an Optical Microscope
August 11th 2016There is a need to optically characterize even smaller components and materials; placing these items in the standard UV-Vis sample compartment can be challenging. This note describes how very small samples can be routinely, accurately, and successfully characterized using UV-Vis combined with a standard optical microscope.
Discrimination of Lipids in Heart Tissue using DESI HRMS MSI
July 20th 2016Mass Spectrometric Imaging (MSI) using DESI provides molecular imaging without the interference of the matrix required for MALDI and offers the advantage of preserving sample for further analysis. DESI coupled to High Resolution Accurate Mass (HRAM), is shown here to elucidate spatial distribution of lipids, protein, and metabolites in tissue sections and can provide confident and discriminate biomarker determinations.