Agilent Technologies Expands Molecular Spectroscopy Offerings
Agilent Technologies has launched a new resource hub and several application notes for its molecular spectroscopy products. The updates cover various techniques and applications, including pharmaceutical packaging and threat detection.
Agilent Technologies has introduced a new online resource hub dedicated to molecular spectroscopy, alongside several new application notes highlighting product capabilities. The hub features information on Agilent's UV-Vis, FTIR, Raman, and fluorescence spectroscopy technologies and tools.
Recent product news includes an application note detailing the spectral transmission measurements of pharmaceutical packaging using the Cary 60 UV-Vis DRA. Another highlights the use of Agilent Resolve for non-destructive analysis of sealed Darwin-era specimens, as reported in a recent ACS Omega study.
The company also detailed the application of its 8700 LDIR Chemical Imaging System for analyzing thin multilayer laminates and detecting adulterants in spices, emphasizing rapid identification and composition analysis. New accessories for Cary UV-Vis NIR spectrophotometers have been released, along with an upgraded Cary UV Workstation software for the Cary 3500, focusing on enhanced reporting and compliance.
Agilent's Resolve spectrometer received recognition with an innovation award in Delaware for its life-saving capabilities in threat detection globally. The company continues to support researchers and industry professionals with updated resources and tools for spectroscopic analysis.