Infrared Spectroscopy

Infrared spectroscopy products are used to analyze the interaction of molecules with infrared light and are used in the analysis of nanoscale semiconductors, protein characterization, and space exploration. These products are extensively used in organic and inorganic chemistry to determine the structure of compounds and their identification. Infrared spectroscopy products measure stretching vibrations (symmetrical and asymmetrical types) and bending vibrations (rocking and twisting types), and based on these vibrations the functional groups in the molecules are determined. Infrared spectroscopy products such as Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectrometers are used in petrochemical engineering, food analysis, organic synthesis, in the pharmaceutical industry, in polymer science, and alongside chromatography techniques.