Raman spectra of DayQuilâ„¢ and NyQuilâ„¢ collected with an immersion probe fiber-coupled to the MacroRAMâ„¢ Raman spectrometer, and a picture of the immersion probe setup.
Raman spectroscopy is well known as a powerful analytical method for qualitative chemical analysis. Less well known is that under certain conditions Raman spectroscopy can also be an effective method for quantitative analysis. Here we demonstrate that capability for quantitative analysis under a variety of conditions involving different solutes in a solution and solution mixtures, and its applications to pharmaceutical analysis such as content uniformity.
Benchtop Raman Spectrometer
