Spectroscopy enables researchers to identify chemical compounds, determine molecular structures, and understand fundamental properties of samples through the analysis of absorption, emission, or scattering of light or other forms of radiation. From infrared (IR spectroscopy) to ultraviolet (UV-visible spectroscopy) wavelengths, spectroscopy plays a vital role in various scientific fields. Explore how spectroscopy drives innovation and discovery across diverse research areas.
The TRS100 enables fast, easy-to-use whole tablet or capsule content uniformity and polymorph screening for pharmaceutical finished-product testing and formulation development. Easier to implement than other spectroscopic methods, Agilent's transmission Raman spectroscopy (TRS) technology allows simple method development and deployment for quantitative analysis in quality control applications.
PLATE READER is an eight channel photometer for sequential and simultaneous reading of microplate strips with 96 wells.
Automated microwave digestion system that can digest any sample in under 10 minutes.
An elemental analyzer designed for demanding applications – the SPECTRO XEPOS energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) spectrometer redefines ED-XRF analysis with exceptional new levels of performance
Elevate your mass spectrometry with the timsTOF Pro 2: Ultra-high resolution, sensitivity, and speed.
The Agilent Thermal Separation Probe (TSP) provides fast analysis of solid, liquid, and slurry samples. The process is simple, clean, and requires limited or zero sample preparation. Non-vaporized high boiling point ‘dirty sample matrix’– compounds, which can contaminate the GC liner and column, remain inside the micro-vial, and can be discarded after each injection. Use the TSP when testing complex samples in food, forensics,…
Designed for a singular purpose—to reliably quantify thousands of real samples in the fastest sample-to-report time possible.
13 Steroids – 2 panels – 1 analytical column, with 96 SPE Well Plate
Xenemetrix Laboratory Energy Dispersive Fluorescent X-Ray (EDRF) spectrometers offer the ideal solution for non-destructive elemental analysis.
