Application Notes
15 Feb 2021Confocal Raman imaging is an ideal method for studying 2D materials. It can be used to discern the orientation of their layers and investigate defects, strain and functionalisation.
WITec GmbH
5 Jan 2021Rigaku Analytical Devices has published a new application report describing the use of handheld 1064 nm Raman analysers for a variety of applications involved in the manufacture and testing of hand sanitiser.
Rigaku Europe SE
2 Dec 2020This application note uses Raman spectroscopy to investigate three polymers, polyethylene (PE), polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and nylon-6.
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd
11 Nov 2020Robust and reliable analytical methods are essential in the food industry to ensure that products are sold free of adulteration and safe for human consumption.
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd
4 Aug 2020The size aggregation of nanoparticles are studied in this application note for the optimisation of SERS for glucose sensing.
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd
24 Feb 2020For certain molecules and samples, “normal” Raman spectroscopic data can be enhanced by controlling the polarisation of light exciting the sample, and of light scattering from
Edinburgh Instruments Ltd- 29 Oct 2014
In this article, three real-life Raman quantitative and semi-quantitative analysis applications are discussed. These applications showcase the versatility of Raman spectroscopy and the potential impact that it can make in various industries.
B&W Tek LLC (Metrohm Group Company) - 1 Jun 2010
The inability to have children can cause great heartache for many couples, with infertility affecting at least one-in-six couples in Britain and one-in-eight in the United States. The most common cause is male infertility, usually characterised by sperm with little or no mobility. One treatment commonly used in these cases is in vitro fertilisation (IVF). This involves injecting sperm into the egg in a laboratory.