Infrared spectrometry is a type of absorption spectrometry that makes it possible to determine the nature of the chemical bonds present in a molecule. Absorption results from the vibration and rotation of the molecules.
It is used to measure the response of a sample exposed to infrared light.
It offers non-invasive analysis and quantitative determinations with minimal sample preparation.
What is it used for?
The infrared spectrometer is suitable for surface...
continuous wave spectrometer
... Resonance (NMR) spectrometer is designed for teaching and material characterization. It applies radio‑frequency excitation within a strong magnetic field and detects nuclear magnetic moment responses for molecular and compositional analysis, ...
optical spectrometer
CX-9500
Wavelength: 160 nm - 510 nm
Length: 700 mm
Width: 660 mm
... Specifications： Optical System： Optical Structure Paschen-Runge Mount Rowland Circle of Diameter 400mm Wavelength Range 160nm- 510nm Detector Multi high resolution CCD ...
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