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WHITE PAPER: Analysis of Small Samples Using the LUMOS Stand-alone FTIR Microscope (4/19/2017)

WHITE PAPER: Analysis of Small Samples Using the LUMOS Stand-alone FTIR Microscope

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Analysis of Small Samples Using the LUMOS Stand-alone FTIR Microscope

Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) microscopy is a well-established method for the analysis of samples that are too small or complex to be measured in a standard infrared spectrometer. The new LUMOS Stand-alone FTIR microscope offers a fully automated solution that is very easy-to-use and requires little space.

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