A much discussed issue related to Near Infrared Analysis (NIR) is the necessity of sample preparation. Ground and unground samples of wheat were analyzed to determine how truly necessary it to homogenize samples before NIR analysis.
Increasingly, analysts perform routine analysis where the action islocations of environmental interest, manufacturing suites, crime scenes, loading docks, and packaging facilities through transportable instruments.
Infrared spectroscopy has long been recognized as a selective and sensitive technique, however, with current benchtop infrared spectrometers, it is often necessary to remove a sample from a large object.
Shimadzu will now provide CAMO Software's multivariate data analysis (MVDA) software, The Unscrambler to FTIR customers requiring chemometric analysis.
Near Infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is a widely used technique that detects the presence of different chemical bonds through the analysis of optical absorption in the wavelength range 700 to 2500 nm.