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Advancing the Application of NIR Spectroscopy
Although near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is not a particularly sensitive technique, it can be implemented with little or no sample preparation and thus is well suited to applications such as process monitoring, materials science, and medical uses. We asked a panel of experts to comment on important current applications of NIR, as well as emerging new areas of application and the challenges involved in those newer applications. |
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Advancing the Forensic Analysis of Hair
The analysis of hair samples is gaining increasing interest in forensic science because of several advantages. Hair samples are easy to collect and store. The keratin protein in hair is also quite stable, and the amino acid composition of human hair keratin may vary significantly between individuals. Glen Jackson of West Virginia University has been developing various mass spectrometry (MS)-based methods for forensic analysis of hair samples, and he recently spoke to us about this work. |
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| apyron – Automated Raman Imaging |
Infrared Beamsplitters |
The intuitive apyron automated system provides high Raman signal sensitivity, outstanding spectral and spatial resolution, and ultra-fast acquisition times for your chemical imaging applications. It features TruePower, an automated absolute Laser power determination in mW.
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Photon Pro™ infrared beamsplitters from Spectral Systems offer the highest performance from the vacuum UV to the far-IR spectral region. Our beamsplitters are manufactured from the highest quality components and coatings to eliminate undesirable spectral features.
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| New Direct Excitation EDXRF |
Moxtek ICE Cube Beamsplitter |
As a premium high performance benchtop Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (EDXRF) elemental analyzer, the new Rigaku NEX DE delivers wide elemental coverage with an easy-to-learn Windows®-based QuantEZ software.
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Moxtek's ICE Cube™ is optimized for use over a wide range of acceptance angles while maintaining color uniformity and image contrast in the visible wavelength ranges.
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| Ultra-Narrow Raman Filters |
Miniature NIR Spectrometers |
BragGrate Notch Filters enable access to ultra-low THz frequency Raman bands down to 5 cm-1. Filters are available at any wavelengths in the range from 360 to 2500 nm.
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The RED-Wave-Micro spectrometer is designed for OEM and NIR sensing applications. This miniature spectrometer has better sensitivity than InGaAs linear arrays. The perfect solution for NIR applications and light measurement >1700nm
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| NanoLIBS Platform |
Research-grade modular spectrograph |
The B&W Tek LIBS solution is a research and development platform for both industrial and laboratory LIBS applications and is available for both handheld and portable integration for OEM customers.
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The Shamrock 193i is Andor's new 193 mm focal length, F/3.6 ‘imaging’ motorized spectrograph. It is designed for UV-NIR low-light fluorescence, Raman (SERS, CARS, TERS), micro-spectroscopy applications and routine spectral acquisitions.
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| New Syncerity CCD OEM Camera |
Versatile Spectrometer Sampling Accessories |
 Syncerity High Quantum Efficiency, deep-cooled CCD camera for LINE Imaging and Spectroscopy. Designed for industrial applications, affordable, ruggedized OEM camera for UV-VIS-NIR applications offers NIR-enhanced and UV Enhanced 2048x70 sensors.
Syncerity offers >65% QE in the UV, ˜ 83% in the VIS and > 40% at 1000nm! High resolution 14µm pixel size makes it ideal for Raman instrumentation. Lifetime vacuum warranty and compact size OEM integration, particularly in Raman microscopes. Flexible design allows easy adaption for industrial applications.
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The Flame spectrometer is available with UV-Vis and Vis-NIR sampling accessories that turn the spectrometer into an integrated system for teaching labs and environments where small-footprint instrumentation is valued.
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New Webcasts
Moving your Lab to the Line with a Portable ED-XRF Spectrometer
Thursday, September 17, 2015
11 am EDT – 12 pm EDT
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Dealing with High-Matrix Environmental Samples: Part 1 Analysis of Trade Waste Effluent by ICP-MS
Thursday, October 1, 2015
8 am PDT/11 am EDT/4 pm BST/5 pm CEST
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Dealing with High-Matrix Environmental Samples: Part 2: Improve Your ICP Instrumentation Uptime—Essential Hints and Tips
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
8 am PDT/11 am EDT/4 pm BST/5 pm CEST
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