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Spectroscopy

Statistical, Morphological, and Chemical Particle Characterization of Cellulose Nitrate Filters for QC

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Eunah Lee,HORIBA Scientific

Statistical and morphological analysis of particles on a filter has been complemented by chemical analysis based on Raman spectroscopy using the ParticleFinder tool, allowing further insight into the particle composition and its origin within a production line.

 

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