The significance of the smaller spectral region of the Raman spectrum, defined as the “fingerprint in the fingerprint” region, cannot be overstated when it comes to active pharmaceutical ingredient identity testing (API).
Ravi Kalyanaraman
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Articles by Ravi Kalyanaraman
The “fingerprint in the fingerprint” region is key for active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) identity testing. We explain why.
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A Fingerprint in a Fingerprint: A Raman Spectral Analysis of Pharmaceutical IngredientsPublished: March 1st 2022 | Updated:
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