Spectroscopy-09-01-2010

It's one thing to believe you are good at something, and another altogether to have that belief reinforced by an objective third party.

The authors demonstrate the rapid and accurate laboratory measurement of cotton fiber micronaire trends at the cotton field with portable near infrared instrumentation.

How good is documentation supplied by a vendor to support the qualification of an instrument or the validation of a laboratory computerized system?

Ken Busch explores the dirt of mass spectrometry ? its origins and its visible consequences in a deposit on metal surfaces called ion burn.

Fourier transform–infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy has become a very popular technique because of its ability to analyze such a broad range of chemicals and compounds.

Here, we continue our treatment of symmetry and group theory by introducing a very useful mathematical tool in group theory. It has two names in common use, but thankfully they both have the same acronym: GOT.

Product Resources September 2010

Click the title above to open the Spectroscopy September 2010 regular issue, Vol 25 No 9, in an interactive PDF format.