In our August Annual Industry Trends and Directory:
FEATURED ARTICLE
How Are Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy Techniques Advancing?
Laura Bush, Megan L'Heureux, and Steve Brown
We continue to see important new developments in spectroscopic techniques across the board, from mature techniques like IR to newer ones like LIBS. Here, we highlight the most important recent developments in IR, NIR, Raman, ICP-MS, LIBS, and XRF.
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FT-IR SUPPLEMENT ARTICLES
Using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy to Monitor the Curing Reaction of Silicone Adhesives
N. Pemberger, L.K.H. Bittner, and C.W. Huck
Quality control of silicones used in medicinal implants is challenging, and traditional methods waste a lot of raw material. In this study, NIR spectroscopy has been used to replace the traditional rheometric measurements, with excellent results. The NIR method enables improved quality control and a more economical process.
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Echelle vs ORCA — Which ICP-OES optical technology offers superior performance?
This paper explains fundamental differences between two leading optical designs as used in high performance spectrometers. The paper explains how each technology deals with technical challenges such as light loss, stray light, spectral order overlaps, and others. Application examples and analytical results are included.
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In Situ FT-IR Analysis of Soils for Forensic Applications
A.H. Jean Robertson, Angela M. Main, Lucinda J. Robinson, and Lorna A. Dawson
Although handheld FT-IR spectrometers now make it possible to carry out field-based FT-IR analysis of soils at a crime scene, reliable and tested protocols are not yet available for such work. Here, we discuss sampling options and describe tests of a methodology that is being developed for in situ FT-IR analysis of soil samples.
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Applications of Infrared Multiple Angle Incidence Resolution Spectrometry
David Drapcho and Takeshi Hasega
Infrared multiple angle incidence resolution spectroscopy (IR MAIRS) provides a powerful new tool to determine the molecular structure and orientation in a thin film on an IR-transparent substrate. The MAIRS technique replaces a tedious, and sometimes impossible, combination of sample preparation and analysis of identical films on both transparent and reflective substrates.
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INDUSTRY TRENDS AND DIRECTORY
Spectroscopic Instrumentation: Spectrometer Systems
Optics, Electro-Optics, Optronics, Fiber Optics, And Related Components
Sampling/Sample Handling
Spectroscopy Software/Computer Hardware/Automation Products
Spectroscopy Services
General Scientific Equipment and Accessories
Process Analytical Instrumentation
Bioanalysis Instruments
Product Index
Manufacturer Directory
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