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WP 52699 - Considerations and Techniques for Optimizing Raman Spectral and Spatial Information

White Paper that discusses Calibration and Alignment, common symptoms of poor Raman spectra, and spatial resolution of precise measurements.

Description: 

The use of Raman spectroscopy continues to grow because its application is so broad, including polymer, high-technology materials, biological analyses, and more. The Thermo Scientific™ DXR™ family of Raman instruments is well-suited for shared laboratory spaces, because they allow today’s researchers to focus on results instead of procedures (such as alignment and calibration) for keeping the instrument in top performance condition, providing a means to obtain high quality spectral data, which can be published quickly. One of the many advantages of Raman spectroscopy is that it requires minimal to no sample preparation. As with any tool, however, proper maintenance and understanding the basics will go a long way to maintain or enhance the data quality.

 

Environment:

DXR Raman

 

 

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