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Spectroscopy Product Applications In Europe
176 applications found
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BUCHI offers classical reference methods and near infrared spectroscopy for food analysis, but also visualization of production processes using spray drying and ...
ByBUCHI based in  Flawil, SWITZERLAND
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Packaging can be opened to perform a verification test using analytical techniques such as assays or infrared spectroscopy. ...
ByGalaxy Scientific Inc based in  Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
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Near infrared spectroscopy has been widely used in the chemicals and polymers industries for years. ...
ByGalaxy Scientific Inc based in  Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Layers in MoS2 can be identified by photoluminescence or Raman spectroscopy, both of which suffer from diffraction limit of far-field optics. ...
ByMolecular Vista based in  San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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Sugarcane was discovered in India between the 6th and 4th centuries BC by Persians. Today, sugarcane is the world's largest crop by production quantity. It is cultivated in more than 90 countries with Brazil, India and China as the top three producers. For centuries, sugarcane has been cultivated to produce sugar. Then its cultivation was expanded to produce liquors, and with today's technology, use of sugarcane is expanding into an extraordinarily diverse range of value-added products such as ethanol, ...
ByGalaxy Scientific Inc based in  Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Understanding the chemical composition of these films is crucial for optimising their performance and ensuring their desired functionalities. X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) provides valuable insights into the elemental and chemical composition of thin films and ...
ByKratos Analytical Ltd. based in  Wharfside, UNITED KINGDOM
As biodiesel is formed through a simple transesterification, it is easily monitored and characterized by NMR Spectroscopy. This analytical technique allows easy, non-destructive evaluation of many of the components regulated in biodiesel standardization (e.g., water, alcohol, phosphorous, and glycerol content). Subsequently, the NMReady could be easily incorporated into characterization to improve workflow. NMR Spectroscopy can be used to quantify the percentage of biodiesel in ...
ByNanalysis Corp. based in  Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Because it provides a rapid and non-destructive study of the chemical components present in the products, Raman spectroscopy is beneficial in the quality control of dietary supplements. Raman spectroscopy can recognize nutrients and spot contaminants that may degrade the quality of a ...
ByGekko Photonics Ltd based in  Wroclaw, POLAND
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) has emerged as a pivotal tool in the field of catalysis research, offering unparalleled capabilities for probing the surface composition, chemical state, and electronic structure of catalysis ...
ByKratos Analytical Ltd. based in  Wharfside, UNITED KINGDOM
In this application note time-resolved emission spectroscopy (TRES) with the ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in  , UNITED KINGDOM
The surface properties of these materials are often vital in determining performance of the polymer for the specific application. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy is ideally suited to the surface characterisation of these polymers as it can provide quantitative chemical state information from the upper 10nm of the ...
ByKratos Analytical Ltd. based in  Wharfside, UNITED KINGDOM
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There is a long history of spice adulteration, which dates back thousands of years. The main incentive behind the adulteration is economic: either reduction of cost or increase in perceived value. Most adulterants are harmless, such as adulteration with products from non-authentic geographic origins. However, some adulterants are deadly. Paprika, as an example, can be adulterated with tomato skins and brick dust, but it can also be adulterated with lead oxide and carcinogenic chemical dyes, such as Sudan I dye. ...
ByGalaxy Scientific Inc based in  Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
Raman spectroscopy is an analytical technique which can be used both quantitatively and qualitatively. This application note details the quantitative use of Raman spectroscopy to determine ethanol content in samples of whisky. Qualitatively, Raman ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in  , UNITED KINGDOM
Besides Mass Spectrometry, a further variety of analysis techniques are categorized as atomic spectroscopy. Analysis techniques which use inductively coupled plasma (ICP), such as ICP-OES and ICP-MS, are among these. With increasing environmental awareness backed by regulations, an increasingly important use of atomic spectroscopy techniques is in mercury analysis. Achieving a high mass flow control performance, e.g. high repeatability or an excellent turn-down ratio, is a ...
ByAxetris AG based in  Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND
Monitoring chemical processes during manufacturing can be achieved with a mixture of in-line and at-line techniques, among them NIR and FTIR spectroscopy. Specac has a proven track record of supplying robust, rugged, reliable flow cells for in-line measurement. ...
BySpecac based in  Orpington, UNITED KINGDOM
Raman spectroscopy is one of the most important analytical techniques used in the chemical industry. Thanks to this method, it is possible to study materials' chemical structures and molecular properties in a non-invasive and non-destructive way. Raman spectroscopy is particularly useful in analyzing organic compounds and materials with a non-homogeneous structure. ...
ByGekko Photonics Ltd based in  Wroclaw, POLAND
Acoustics can characterize particle size and zeta potential in ceramic slurries with no dilution. There are several papers published on this ...
ByDispersion Technology, Inc. (DTI) based in  Bedford Hills, NEW YORK (USA)
A variety of MS techniques – such as Quadrupole MS, Time-of-Flight (TOF) MS, Ion Mobility Spectroscopy (IMS), etc. have been developed in the past decades, providing new tools for materials analyses. ...
ByAxetris AG based in  Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND
The study of Protein Fluorescence is an important area of research in biology and biophysics. Red-edge fluorescence spectroscopy of polar fluorescence probes is a powerful method to study the structure and dynamics of phospholipid membranes, micelles and ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in  , UNITED KINGDOM
These materials, which are essentially one or two atoms thick, exhibit unique and extraordinary properties that make them promising candidates for various applications, such as electronics, optoelectronics, and energy storage. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) offers valuable information about the electronic structure and chemical composition. ...
ByKratos Analytical Ltd. based in  Wharfside, UNITED KINGDOM