Expanding the capabilities of handheld 785 nm Raman

62 min

// Raman spectroscopy

Travis Thompson, Technical Specialist at Metrohm Raman, presents the progression and design of handheld Raman spectroscopy and outlines sampling considerations and innovations. He then discusses how to deal with fluorescent samples, providing application examples, such as chemicals, dyes, SERS, and food and beverage samples.

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