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The science of Raman
spectroscopy
How
a micro Raman spectrometer
works
Units of Micro Raman Spectroscopy
CRAIC
MicroRaman Spectrometer
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Raman spectroscopy is used
to identify different
molecules and even
functional groups within
larger molecules. The
bonds formed between atoms
have specific vibrational
frequencies that correspond
to the atom's masses and the
strength of the bond between
them. Complex
molecules therefore exhibit
many peaks and can be
readily identified by the
pattern or "fingerprint"
created by those peaks.
As such, there are many uses
for micro Raman
spectrometers as they can
non-destructively identify
microscopic samples or
microscopic areas of larger
samples.
Pharmaceutical
Drug Discovery
Pharmaceutical quality
control
Contaminant analysis
Microfluidic device
development
Semiconductor
Contaminant identification
Thin Film quality control
Materials research
OLED development
Diamond-like film quality
control
Geology
Gemstone identification
Petroleum analysis
Art
Pigment identification on
paintings
Dye identification on
textiles
And more...
Development of pigments
Development of dyes
Polymer quality control
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