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    Raman Spectroscopy is a technique complementary to FT-IR that identifies unknown chemicals by recording how their uniquely vibrating molecular bonds scatter incident laser light into distinct frequencies. The key advantage of Raman Spectroscopy is its ability to penetrate glass and plastic containers to identify dangerous substances without direct handling. As with FT-IR, Raman Spectroscopy uses extensive libraries to identify thousands of chemicals based on their distinct molecular fingerprints.

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    Raman Spectroscopy is a technique complementary to FT-IR that identifies unknown chemicals by recording how their uniquely vibrating molecular bonds scatter incident laser light into distinct frequencies. The key advantage of Raman Spectroscopy is its ability to penetrate glass and plastic containers to identify dangerous substances without direct handling. As with FT-IR, Raman Spectroscopy uses extensive libraries to identify thousands of chemicals based on their distinct molecular fingerprints.

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    Raman Spectroscopy is a technique complementary to FT-IR that identifies unknown chemicals by recording how their uniquely vibrating molecular bonds scatter incident laser light into distinct frequencies. The key advantage of Raman Spectroscopy is its ability to penetrate glass and plastic containers to identify dangerous substances without direct handling. As with FT-IR, Raman Spectroscopy uses extensive libraries to identify thousands of chemicals based on their distinct molecular fingerprints.

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    Raman Spectroscopy

    A COMPLEMENTARY TECHNOLOGY TO FT-IR


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    A complementary technology to FT-IR, Raman
    Spectroscopy is a technique that identifies unknown
    chemicals by recording how their uniquely vibrating
    molecular bonds scatter incident laser light into
    distinct frequencies.
    The key advantage of Raman Spectroscopy is its
    ability to penetrate a variety of glass and plastic
    containers such that the potentially dangerous
    unknown substance need not be handled directly.
    As with FT-IR, extensive Raman libraries allow
    thousands of chemicals to be identified on the basis
    of their distinct molecular fingerprint.

    For product information, sales or service, please go to www.smithsdetection.com/locations


    Smiths Detection, 1 Sheldon Square, Paddington London, United Kingdom W2 6TT
    Modifications reserved. 08/08/17 © Smiths Detection Group Ltd.
    Raman Spectroscopy is a trademark of Smiths Detection Group Ltd

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