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Equipment Info
ATR FTIR Spectrophotometer
Equipment Code : 036541
Make : Bruker
Model : Spectrum -II
Institution : Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) (Deemed to be University)Visakhapatnam
Department : Department of Chemistry
Funding Agency Details : Institution Funding (Self Supported)
Pooling of Equipment slot : No
Last AMC Done :
Description : The Bruker ALPHA-II ATR-FTIR spectrometer is a compact and advanced instrument designed for precise infrared analysis, covering a broad spectral range of 500 to 4000 cm?¹. Featuring advanced Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) technology, this model enables high accuracy and ease of use across various modes, including absorbance, reflectance, and transmittance. Its innovative design allows for rapid and reliable measurements, making it ideal for identifying and characterizing chemical substances in samples with minimal preparation. The ALPHA-II’s robust build and intuitive operation make it a valuable tool in diverse applications, including quality control, material identification, and research in pharmaceuticals, polymers, and environmental sciences.
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solid sample ATR Mode
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liquid sample ATR Mode
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Note:
i) Academic (External) means researchers belongs to the other institution.
ii) Academic (Internal but different department/lab) means researchers belongs to other department/lab or other investigators.
iii) Academic (Internal) means researchers belongs to the same institution.
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