Infrared Fourier-transform spectroscopy is a rapid method for analysing chemical substances, based on the microscopic interaction of a substance with infrared light; as a result, part of the radiation is absorbed by the sample, whilst the rest passes through (is transmitted). The resulting signal at the detector is a spectrum containing the region of the sample’s molecular ‘fingerprint’. The usefulness of infrared spectroscopy lies in the fact that different chemical structures (molecules) have different ‘spectral fingerprints’.
Thermo Fisher Scientific
The Nicolet Summit range of IR Fourier-transform spectrometers: Nicolet Summit X, Nicolet Summit Lite, Nicolet Summit Pro
The Nicolet Summit range of IR Fourier-transform spectrometers comprises compact yet powerful instruments designed for high-throughput quality control…
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IR-Fourier spectroscopy