Raman Measurements With Spectrometers
Raman spectroscopy uses scattering of laser light to probe molecular structure. Of every million photons scattered, a single photon interacts with the vibrational states of a sample molecule and emits light of a different wavelength. Raman can be used to measure various solids, liquids and powders.
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Raman Spectroscopy
- Characterization of pharmaceutical materials
- Detection of fuel markers and anti-counterfeiting taggants
- Monitoring of curing processes in medical and industrial materials
Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)
- Detection of antibodies and viruses
- Identification of illicit drugs
- Trace level detection of pesticides
Raman Sample Holders
Analysis of liquids and solids, using probes, cuvettes, vials and SERS substrates
SERS Substrates
Reproducible, stable, and robust SERS substrates for confident quantification across variable laser powers
Raman Measurement Setup
The system begins with an excitation laser, routed to the sample via a probe. Signal from the probe is measured by a spectrometer. Also included are software and a sample holder for cuvettes, probes or SERS substrates, and safety glasses.
Raman Measurement Resources
Access instructional tech tips, deep-dive analysis, and related articles for your measurement techniques.
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- Quick Start Guides
- Whitepapers