Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy

Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy is a well-known and proven analysis technique for the identification of unknown chemicals. The method relies on the microscopic interaction of infrared light with a chemical through an absorption process and results in a set of bands called a spectrum. This spectrum is unique to the chemical and serves as a "molecular fingerprint" as unique as a fingerprint.

In addition to being a widely applicable method, FTIR uses an analysis of the inherent properties of a chemical. This makes Fourier-IR very suitable for comparison with a spectral library. Using an extensive database, the spectral library matching approach makes it possible to quickly identify thousands of chemicals based on their unique "molecular fingerprint".

FT-IR spectrometer Nicolet iS10

The Nicolet iS10 FT-IR spectrometer is designed for quality control laboratories, analytical inspections and forensic laboratories. The instrument features built-in validation, verification and testing capabilities to provide complete confidence in your analysis results.

Manufacturer: Thermo Scientific

Areas of use:

Ecology
Forensics
The science
Coating Analysis
Petrochemistry and oil refining
Water analysis
Pharmacy
Chemical industry

Examination of organic compounds

Service (for 1 sample)	Deadlines	Price without VAT*
IR, UV and optical spectroscopy
Infrared spectroscopy (Fourier-IR, FTIR)	up to 16 days	163 USD
Raman spectroscopy (Raman)	up to 9 days	81 USD
Ultraviolet spectroscopy (UFS in one length)	up to 16 days	153 USD
Ultraviolet spectroscopy (UFS per range)	up to 16 days	181 USD
Optical spectroscopy (for the first sample)	up to 16 days	67 USD
Optical spectroscopy (for each subsequent sample)	up to 16 days	23 USD