Aldrich™ FT-IR Spectra Edition I Supplement

      Aldrich™ FT-IR Spectra Edition I Supplement

      Thermo Scientific™  Related applications: Lab Automation

      Combine this supplement with the Thermo Scientific™ Aldrich™ Collection of FT-IR Spectra Edition I to achieve the same compound coverage as Edition II.

      Take the guesswork out of your spectral analysis and create greater efficiencies in your lab. Our comprehensive libraries feature fully-reviewed, high-quality spectroscopy databases, enabling confident compound identification for a variety of environmental, forensic, pharmaceutical and industrial applications.
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      Description

      The Spectra Edition I Supplement combined with the Edition I collection provides the same chemical compound coverage as the Aldrich Collection of FT-IR Spectra Edition II.
      • Covers a wide variety of functional groups
      • Acquired using the same standards and procedures as the original library
      • Contains 7949 spectra
      • Data format: High Resolution (HR)
      • Includes The Second Edition of the Aldrich Library of FT-IR spectra reference books
      About Spectral Libraries:
      • Spectral library searching has long been an extraordinarily valuable tool in the analytical chemist's toolbox. Our extensive series of spectral libraries includes information specific to application, industry or spectral technique.
      • Spectral library searching based on digital matching of spectral signatures is a very effective way of performing qualitative identification of compounds. Because FT-IR and Raman spectroscopic signatures are based on molecular functional groups, even if the exact compound is not present in the libraries, the list of matching compounds from a spectral library search can often lead to identification&emdash;or at least classification&emdash;of the material.
      • Thermo Scientific libraries span applications for Hazmat, Forensics, Food, Polymers and Organic Chemistry.


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