Attendees from the pharmaceutical industry and FDA discussed a range of topics, including new spectroscopic analysis techniques, chemical imaging, calibration, and current efforts at ASTM.
Emil W. Ciurczak
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Articles by Emil W. Ciurczak
Maligned by early design issues, the polarization interferometer has not been a significant tool in many analysts' arsenals. New technical improvements could change that.
A variable filter array spectrometer can help defeat the environmental restraints of traditional infrared spectrometers.
This installment provides a wrap-up of the 18th International Forum for Process Analytical Chemistry.
The author discusses the process analytical technologies initiative and its effect on spectroscopy.
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