C-MET

C-MET: Equipment
Atomic Absorption Spectrometer
CHNS - O Analyser
Fourier Transform Infrared  Spectrometer
Gas Chromatography
Glow Discharge Optical Spectrometer (GD-OES)
High Performance Liquid Chromatography
Inductively Coupled Optical Emmission Spectrometer
Ion Chromatography
LF Impedance Analyser
Oxygen - Nitrogen Analyser
Hot Stage Polarising Microscop
Mercury Porasimeter
Potentiostat / Galavanostat
Particle Size Analyser
Scanning Electron Microscope
Thermogravimetric Analysis / SDTA
Thermal Analysis
DMA / TMA
Universal Testing Machine
X-Ray Diffractometer
X-Ray Fluorescene Spectrometer
 
 

Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FT-IR) : Spectrum 2000 Perkin Elmer



Atoms or atomic groups in molecules are in continuous motion with respect to each other. These motions are twisting, bending, rotating and vibrational motions of atoms in a molecule. Upon interaction with infrared radiation,

portions of the incident radiation are absorbed at particular wavelengths. These absorbed wavelengths are measured which are specific for particular atom present in a molecule. The multiplicity of vibrations occurring simultaneously produces a highly complex absorption spectrum which is uniquely characteristic of the functional groups comprising the molecule & of the overall configuration of the atoms as well.

Capabilities:
Samples like solids, liquids, films, polymers, gels, pastes can be analyzed. System is having Diffuse reflectance accessory, Horizontal Attenuated total reflectance and photoacoustic accessory.
Flow precision : + 0.1 % of RSD
Flow accuracy : + 1.0 % of setting
Photodiode Array 996 detector ( Wavelength range 190 to 800 nm having an accuracy +1.0 nm and spectral resolution 1.2 nm )

Scanning ranger available:
Mid IR. Covers - 370- 10000cm
Far IR covers - 30 – 710 cm

Samples can be analyzed quantitatively as well as qualitatively. 1.0 g

Accuracy & Precision:
Samples are analyzed up to 0.1% accurately while analyzing quantitatively.

Sample Dimensions:
Ordinary Solids Samples: 0.5 gm & Pastes, gels and thin films are required in appropriate quantity.






 
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