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Rapid Detection of Counterfeit and Substandard Medicines with Handheld Raman
Rigaku Raman Technologies, Inc.
Counterfeit pharmaceuticals can include both products containing potentially harmful substances and products that contain little or none of the active ingredients. Rigaku 1064 nm Advanced Analysis Technology can expand the list of identifiable materials, distinguish between authentic and counterfeit products, and analyze materials through packaging.
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Measuring the Opacity of Plastic Tubing with Vis-NIR Spectroscopy
Yvette Mattley and Ruud Niesen, Ocean Optics
Plastic tubing is available in a variety of opacities ranging from clear to translucent. The transparency of plastic tubing is varied for reasons such as providing contrast for visual monitoring of fluid flow, decreasing exposure to ambient light, and making the tubing more distinct for machine vision technology. In this application note, visible-NIR transmission spectroscopy is used to assess the amount of frosting applied to plastic tubing to determine if the tubing meets the required opacity level.
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Evaluating the Purity of Olive Oil Using UV-vis Spectroscopy
Shimadzu
Chemistry standards have been established for the evaluation of olive oils, and this note demonstrates the ability of a UV-vis spectrophotometer to analyze the purity of olive oil samples, allowing for distinction between extra virgin olive oil and olive oil as outlined by the International Olive Council.
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