Empowering Your Chemistry Applications with Precision and Versatility
In the dynamic field of chemistry, the applications are virtually limitless. Chemical reactions are dynamic processes that vary with changing conditions resulting from various techniques.
From enzyme reactions within our cells to photosynthesis in leaves, chemical reactions play a vital role in every aspect of our lives. Factors like concentration, temperature, pressure, and the presence of a catalyst affect reaction speed. The study of chemical kinetics characterizes these processes and improves our understanding of how these factors and others change the outcome of a chemical reaction.
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Raman Spectroscopy – Unlocking Chemical Insights
One of the most rapidly evolving techniques for monitoring chemical reactions is Raman spectroscopy. This technology is beneficial for product identification, reaction monitoring, remote sensing, and any other applicable measurement in chemistry. Raman provides an invaluable analytical tool for molecular fingerprinting used in material identification and monitoring changes in molecular bond structure (e.g., state changes, stresses, and strains).
Avantes uses the high-sensitivity AvaSpec spectrometers in combination with a wide variety of lasers (including 532, 633, and 785 nm) to give you the best result for your Raman measurements. The spectrometers are appropriately configured according to the wavelength of the laser. We offer Raman bundles that can be configured to your specific field of interest with all the necessary accessories and software.
Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Fluorescence Spectroscopy is widely used in chemistry applications to study the behavior of chemical compounds. Fluorescence spectroscopy – also known as fluorometry or spectrofluorometry – is electromagnetic spectroscopy that analyzes a sample’s fluorescence. It involves using a beam of light that excites the electrons in molecules of certain compounds and causes them to emit visible light, typically, but not necessarily. It is a valuable technique in many biological (chlorophyll and carotenoid), biochemical (diagnosis of malignancies), and environmental applications.
Application Examples:
Spectroscopy is used in various applications within the chemistry industry. Dive into various application examples:
Why choose Avantes for your chemistry application?
- Extensive knowledge of various applications (including turbidity, flow cells, fluorescence)
- Collection of various probes, including temperature-resistant options
- Instrument suited for spectroelectrochemistry
- World-wide knowledge network to provide information on chemistry-related topics
Related Products
We offer a range of products specifically designed for chemistry spectroscopy applications. Contact one of our sales engineers for advice to find the perfect setup for your specific application.