Les applications
Les récits de Raman sont infinis.
La spectroscopie Raman, comme les autres techniques d'analyse chimique, permet d'identifier, de quantifier et de caractériser un large éventail de substances. Cependant, elle est plus spécialisée que d'autres techniques, car elle implique davantage de considérations nécessitant des connaissances préalables.
Malgré cela, la spectroscopie Raman reste un outil puissant, doté d'avantages que les autres techniques n'offrent pas, ce qui en fait un outil précieux dans divers domaines d'étude.
Raman spectroscopy is widely applicable. It is used to perform quality control, failure analysis, sample identification, materials characterization, and in general to investigate physical and chemical properties. Raman spectroscopy can also be enhanced by microscopy, increasing its usefullness to the analyses of smallest structures and nearly any substance.
Analyzing carbon materials
Raman spectroscopy is essential for analyzing and characterizing advanced carbon materials with unmatched precision, structural insight, and non-destructive measurement capabilities.
Materials science and researching new materials
Raman spectroscopy is a versatile tool for material analysis, supporting quality control, failure investigation, and research through precise, non-destructive chemical and structural characterization.
Pharmaceuticals
Raman spectroscopy supports every stage of pharmaceutical development, from formulation analysis and stability studies to production control and final product verification.
Life Science
Raman spectroscopy is ideal for biological research, enabling non-destructive analysis of cells, proteins, DNA, and tissues—even in aqueous environments.
Energy Technology
Raman spectroscopy supports innovation in energy technologies by providing detailed chemical insights for battery and solar cell development.
Forensic Science
Raman spectroscopy offers fast, non-destructive analysis for forensic science, from field investigations to detailed lab analysis of trace evidence.
Art Conservation and Cultural Heritage
Raman spectroscopy is a non-invasive tool for studying art, artifacts, and historical materials without damaging or altering precious cultural heritage samples.
Raman microscopy and imaging are useful across many different areas. It is utilized for high-resolution and sensitive Raman spectroscopic analysis in various applications, including material science, chemistry, and life science.