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February 13, 2018
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Spectroscopy Spotlight

Manipulating Sound with Lasers and Optics

Lasers are used for a wide range of industrial, medical, spectroscopic, and military applications. Daniel Kazal, a graduate research assistant in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, has developed a novel technique for channeling sound using a tube-shaped laser beam that forms a thermal gradient. Based on his work with this approach, he received the 2017 FACSS Innovation Award. We recently spoke with him about this research. This interview is part of a series of interviews with the winners of awards presented at SciX. read more


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Depth profiling of a Nicotine patch by Raman microscopy
Transdermal patches have multiple layers: the release liner, the adhesive, the membrane, and the backing. It is important to understand the composition of a patch to perform quality control, make product improvements, and to monitor drug release. Traditional methods of analysis are destructive, requiring extraction or cross-sectioning. This application note shows how confocal Raman microscopy examines product layers without sample destruction. Read more


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The Humble Instrument Logbook?

Good practice (GxP) regulations require an instrument maintenance and use log. Have spectroscopy laboratories and software suppliers emerged from the Middle Ages yet? read more


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The C=O Bond, Part III: Carboxylic Acids

How to spot carboxylic acids in your IR spectra read more


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Discover the Latest Advances in ICP-OES and ICP-MS Techniques
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Testing Electronic Device Components for RoHS/WEEE Compliance Using Microwave Digestion and ICP-OE

The combination of microwave sample preparation and ICP-OES is examined to meet the challenges of measuring a suite of heavy metals in a wide range of electronic components for RoHS/WEEE compliance. read more


Quiz

IR Spectral Interpretation Workshop Quiz 15

Your latest interpretation problem is shown in the figure presented in this quiz. Using what you have learned from the January installment of "IR Spectral Interpretation Workshop" and previous columns, determine the functional groups present from the spectrum given, and try to discover the chemical structure of this compound. Remember that the inclusion of a peak position in the table does not necessarily mean it will be useful in the structure determination. read more


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Explore the Science of Cannabis at the Third Annual Emerald Conference
Devoted exclusively to the Science of Cannabis, the 4th annual Emerald Conference takes place February 15-16, 2018, at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay in San Diego. Focusing on Analytical Testing, Extraction, Production, and Accreditation, this year's conference features more than 40 industry leading speakers, Q&A Discussion Panels, and Poster Sessions. Read more


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LIBS Analysis of Powder Materials Used in Additive Technologies

In a recent study, laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) was used, for the first time, to quantitatively analyze powder materials used in additive technologies. read more


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