What is a Infrared spectrophotometer?

An Infrared Spectrophotometer is an instrument that analyzes the chemical structure and composition of substances by utilizing their absorption or transmission characteristics in the infrared spectrum. It is particularly useful for identifying organic compounds and analyzing bonding states. Infrared absorption corresponds to molecular vibration energies, and the resulting spectrum can reveal functional groups and molecular structures.

This instrument is widely used in the fields of food, chemistry, and pharmaceuticals for impurity detection, quality control, and environmental analysis. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) is a commonly used method, offering fast and highly sensitive measurements.

Application of Infrared spectrophotometer

✅ Food Quality Testing
Used to identify contaminants or impurities in food products.
✅ Chemical Product Analysis
Verifies the functional groups and molecular structures of synthetic compounds.
✅ Pharmaceutical Component Analysis
Utilized for purity and stability testing of pharmaceuticals.
✅ Environmental Pollution Monitoring
Detects harmful gases or particulates in the atmosphere.

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