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Raman spectroscopy adds chemical ID to particle analysis

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HORIBA Scientific

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about how Raman spectroscopy can be added to your particle characterization methods for chemical identification/characterization. See real life examples where automated particle-Raman characterization has provided a fast and actionable solution to manufacturing problems and added insight into formulation research.

 

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