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Identification of Various Organic and Inorganic Compounds
RISE can assist the process industry with the analysis of small particles or stains that may occur in these materials. This enables the monitoring and control of raw material quality and processes in a highly detailed manner. It is also possible to examine samples in both solid and liquid forms without requiring complex sample preparation.
Purpose
There is the opportunity to identify the presence of various compounds in a sample without the need for extensive preparations. This enables quick and efficient mapping of the chemical composition of a material.
In addition to identification, qualitative and quantitative analyses can be performed. This means not only determining which compounds are present in a sample, but also assessing their concentration or quantity. This makes the method highly useful for various applications, including troubleshooting, handling complaints, supporting end customers, and quality control of different raw materials.
Examples of samples include pulp, paper, paperboard, scraps, spots, rubber cloth, printed final products, solutions, oils, pastes, and incrustations.
When it comes to the chemical compounds that can be identified, the spectrum is broad and includes several different groups. Polymers, which are composed of monomers and categorized into thermosetting plastics, rubber materials, and thermoplastics, are one example. Additionally, biomolecules such as polysaccharides, polypeptides, lipids, and polynucleotides can be analyzed using the method.
In addition to these, various organic compounds such as aromatic and aliphatic compounds as well as hydrocarbons can be studied. Within each category, different molecular groups can be identified, including alkanes, alkenes, arenes, alcohols, esters, and carboxylic acids.
In summary, RISE offers comprehensive opportunities to study and analyze various types of samples and identify a wide variety of chemical compounds. Its applications range from quality control and troubleshooting to research and development across a multitude of industries and applications.
Methods, Intruments and Competences
RISE utilizes FT-IR Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR spectroscopy), an advanced technique used to analyze chemical compounds in various materials. By passing infrared light through a sample and measuring the amount of light absorbed at different wavelengths, FT-IR spectroscopy can generate unique spectra for each compound. These spectra provide information about the chemical composition of the sample and are used to identify different compounds and their concentrations. The technique is valuable across many fields, including materials science, chemistry, and biology.
RISE's extensive experience and high competence in handling and analyzing both inorganic and organic compounds, combined with our understanding of industrial needs and requirements, make us a reliable partner for solving complex problems, driving innovation, and ensuring quality and safety across various industries and applications.
Delivery
RISE provides a report comprising data in Excel format and relevant charts. It is meticulously compiled using standard analysis methods. The report also includes an assessment of measurement uncertainty to ensure the reliability of the presented results. All significant parameters relevant to the specific analysis are included to provide a complete picture of the situation. Additionally, detailed comments and explanations are included to offer further insights and understanding of the presented data.
RISE aims to ensure the highest possible quality and reliability of the presented results, thereby assisting customers and stakeholders in making well-informed decisions based on the provided information.
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