Liquid foreign substance sampling technique for FT-IR analysis
Sampling using capillaries through surface tension! FT-IR analysis has become possible.
Traditionally, sampling of liquid foreign substances has been considered very difficult. In the liquid foreign substance sampling technique for FT-IR analysis, sampling is performed using a capillary and surface tension, making FT-IR analysis possible. 【Sampling Procedure】 ■ Liquid foreign substances on the substrate ■ Sampling with a capillary ■ Transferring the liquid onto a Si wafer for FT-IR analysis ■ Sampling in progress with the capillary ■ Transferring to the Si wafer *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Example of liquid sample analysis (sebum) ■FT-IR spectrum of sebum analyzed on a Si wafer after liquid sampling *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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