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Vol 34 No 7 Spectroscopy July 2019 Regular Issue PDF

July 1st 2019
ArticleSpectroscopy, July 2019

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Organic Nitrogen Compounds IV: Nitriles

Organic Nitrogen Compounds IV: Nitriles

Brian C. Smith
July 1st 2019
ArticleIR Spectral Interpretation Workshop

Nitriles are easy to spot because of the unusual intensity and position of the C≡N stretching peak.

ICP-MS Interface Cones: Maintaining the Critical Interface between the Mass Spectrometer and the Plasma Discharge to Optimize Performance and Maximize Instrument Productivity

ICP-MS Interface Cones: Maintaining the Critical Interface between the Mass Spectrometer and the Plasma Discharge to Optimize Performance and Maximize Instrument Productivity

Lawrence Neufeld
July 1st 2019
ArticleAtomic Perspectives

A detailed look at the most critical component of an ICP-MS instrument: the interface cones

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Integration of a Bifunctional Quantum Cascade Laser with Detection for Lab-on-a-Chip Mid-Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy

Jerome Workman, Jr.
July 1st 2019
ArticleSpectroscopy Spotlight

SciX Award winner Benedikt Schwarz explains his groundbreaking work in portable infrared devices.

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Detection and Identification of Individual Nanoparticles Using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS)

Laura Bush
July 1st 2019
ArticleSpectroscopy Spotlight

Javier Laserna has developed a technique for analyzing the composition of individual nanoparticles that is capable of detecting nanoparticles as the attogram level, by combining LIBS with optical trapping.

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Trends in X-ray Techniques

Spectroscopy Editors
July 1st 2019
ArticleSpecial Feature

Several leading scientists describe their recent work to advance X-ray analysis techniques.

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Determination of Adsorption of Cationic and Anionic Dyes onto Shungite by Raman Spectroscopy

V.S. Rozhkova;V.V. Kovalevski
July 1st 2019
ArticlePeer-Reviewed Article

A Raman spectroscopy method was used to assess the binding of dyes to different samples of carbon-bearing shungite rock with the same carbon content, but different mineral composition.