Spectroscopy-05-01-2012

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This tutorial on the chemical principles involved in dissolution, stability, and matrix components will help you successfully analyze a broad spectrum of metal analytes with ICP-MS using liquid introduction or flow injection.

Raman spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique that has rapidly developed from an impractical concept into a powerful handheld technique. The inherent advantages of Raman spectroscopy have led to rapid growth in demand from pharmaceutical and government organizations. As is typical in a fast-growing market, the competitive landscape is very dynamic.

Here, the results are examined after repeating the original experiment in another laboratory.

Additional information from the Spectroscopy (other) section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the mass spectrometry section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the UV-visible and X-ray section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the software section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the Mid-IR section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the imaging section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the Raman section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the accessories section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the components section of the Pittcon Review article.

As usual, there was concern at the 63rd Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (Pittcon 2012) about how well the conference is doing.

Additional information from the atomic spectroscopy section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the NIR section of the Pittcon Review article.

Additional information from the terahertz section of the Pittcon Review article.

Click the title above to open the Spectroscopy May 2012 regular issue, Vol 27 No 5, in an interactive PDF format.