Spectroscopy
February 01, 2020
Spectroscopy February 2020
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Click the title above to open the Spectroscopy February regular issue, Volume 35, Issue 2, in an interactive PDF format.
February 01, 2020
Molecular Spectroscopy Workbench
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Raman microscopy, combined with X-ray fluorescence, can provide detailed information about extractables and leachables from medically implantable devices.
February 01, 2020
Chemometrics in Spectroscopy
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A previous analysis of data is compared to the results achieved using classical least squares and principal component analysis. What did we learn?
February 01, 2020
Spectroscopy Spotlight
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Xiaoyun (Shawn) Chen of Dow Chemical solves a range of analytical problems in R&D and production processes using in situ spectroscopy and chemometrics.
February 01, 2020
Spectroscopy Spotlight
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Ping-Heng Tan of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is advancing the use of Raman spectroscopy to characterize graphene-based materials.
February 01, 2020
Spectroscopy Spotlight
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Nancy Pleshko of Temple University is studying the use of FT-IR imaging and NIR spectroscopy to solve bioengineering problems related to human replacement tissue.
February 01, 2020
Peer-Reviewed Research
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LIBS-based imaging has a broad range of applications. Here, we demonstrate those capabilities with examples from paleoclimate research and toxicology studies.
February 01, 2020
Peer-Reviewed Research
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A novel method was developed for detecting Hg2+ in tobacco, with potential application to mercury detection in environmental water samples.
February 01, 2020
Tutorial
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Contrary to popular belief, neither good “spike” recoveries nor the use of the method of standard additions (MSA) will guarantee accurate results in ICP-OES.
February 01, 2020
Market Profile
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The total market for NIR was measured at about $470 million in 2019 and is expected to reach over $570 million by 2024.