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Raman spectroscopy tracks hydrogen blending in gas turbines accurately and reliably, outperforming mass spectrometry with 100% uptime and easy adaptation for new fuels.

The Raman Rxn4 analyzer for LNG provides accurate measurement of the composition and calorific value of LNG, with 10 times lower uncertainty than GC-vaporizer system.

The European Gas Research Group has undertaken a project to evaluate Raman spectroscopy as an alternative to measure the composition of liquefied natural gas (LNG).

Raman spectroscopy brings a non-destructive, multi-attribute, and process-ready measurement to chocolate manufacturing and quality assurance.

Ensuring consistent quality of dairy solids during processing has importance in consumer goods and nutritional supplements.

This work describes Raman and IR spectroscopies as a viable means of comparing CO2 concentrations.

This note examines Raman spectroscopy as a useful tool to support REACH registration of gases.

This application note studies Raman spectroscopy as an important PAT solution in cell culture and fermentation bioprocesses.

This application note examines the use of a Raman Rxn5 analyzer for the measurement of merchant hydrogen primary reformer syngas streams.

This study examines the use of Raman spectroscopy for chemical process reaction monitoring in the production of methyl chlorosilanes.

This study demonstrates the utility of Raman for real-time, in situ monitoring of fermentation processes.

This study examines Raman spectroscopy as a technique for laboratory or process measurements in oils and fats.

This study demonstrates the utility of Raman spectroscopy for monitoring addition polymerizations, particularly emulsion systems.

This study examines the advantages of Raman spectroscopy in upstream mamillian cell culture monitoring and control.

Vibrational spectroscopic methods offer a promising method for continuous monitoring of important species in soil gas for comparison to ambient levels.

This work investigates the utility of Raman spectroscopy to support a QbD manufacturing environment with real-time, in situ monitoring of downstream bioprocesses.

Raman spectroscopy (including an Rxn2 analyzer and an Rxn-45 probe), powered by Kaiser Raman technology, used for advanced bioprocess control in the life science industry

This application note discusses how Raman instrumentation continues to facilitate new uses in process development and manufacturing.

See how Nicro used a Raman Rxn2 analyzer and a Raman Rxn-45 probe, powered by Kaiser Raman technology, for advanced bioprocess control in the life science industry.

This application note studies Raman spectroscopy for real-time monitoring and control of a semi-batch polymerization.

Semi-batch reactions offer several advantages over traditional batch reactions, such as greater selectivity of products, gradual addition of reactants for better process control, and the ability to isolate product as it is formed.

Nicro, Endress+Hauser, and BIOCentre worked together to create a safe, in-line bioprocess control solution with real-time monitoring.

Nicro, Endress+Hauser and BIOCentre worked together to create a safe, in-line bioprocess control solution with real-time monitoring.

Nicro, Endress+Hauser and BIOCentre worked together to create a safe, in-line bioprocess control solution with real-time monitoring.