
Raman-Spektroskopie
What samples can be analysed with Raman?
Raman can be used to analyse many different samples.
In general it is suitable for analysis of:
- Solids, powders, liquids, gels, slurries and gases
- Inorganic, organic and biological materials
- Pure chemicals, mixtures and solutions
In general it is not suitable for analysis of:
- Metals and their alloys
Typical examples of where Raman is used today include:
- Art and archaeology – characterisation of pigments, ceramics and gemstones
- Carbon materials – structure and purity of nanotubes, defect/disorder characterisation
- Chemistry – structure, purity, and reaction monitoring
- Geology – mineral identification and distribution, fluid inclusions and phase transitions
- Life sciences – single cells and tissue, drug interactions, disease diagnosis
- Pharmaceutics – content uniformity and component distribution
- Semiconductors – purity, alloy composition, intrinsic stress/strain
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- Visit our Applications pages for further details about how and where Raman is used