Utilization of microscopic FT-IR imaging measurement method! It is possible to identify the chemical composition of samples with high precision.
FT-IR microscopy not only provides high resolution but also offers comprehensive chemical information that is useful for identifying discovered particles. This reveals the chemical composition of spatially defined areas of the sample, and USP <788> and USP <787> recognize FT-IR microspectroscopy as a suitable tool for the characterization of invisible particles in therapeutic protein injections. This document presents two measurement examples using FT-IR microscopy and its imaging capabilities for the identification of particles in solution formulations. We encourage you to read it. [Contents (partial)] ■ Why focus on particles? ■ What are the regulations regarding particles? ■ How are particles detected? ■ Application Example 1 ■ Application Example 2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The optics business started in 1960 as the infrared spectroscopy division of the Bruker Group in Germany. The range of products developed based on high design principles varies widely, from dedicated machines used daily for production management and quality assurance to research models that demonstrate their power in the research and development of advanced materials. With Ettlingen, Germany, as the base for development and manufacturing, we respond to various customer needs through a global sales and service network.
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