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American Museum of Natural History Earth & Planetary Science FTIR Lab

Website:
amnh.org/our-research/physical-sciences/earth-and-planetary-sciences/facilities/ftir-laboratory
Headquarters:
New York, NY, US
Company Type:
Small Business (1-10M TTM Revenue)

The FTIR Laboratory at AMNH is the focal point for vibrational spectroscopy studies of geologic materials in the New York metropolitan area. The centerpiece of the lab is a Nicolet Nexus 670 Fourier Transform Infra Red (FTIR) spectrometry system with an attached IR Plan microscope (micro-FTIR system). Besides absorption and reflectance FTIR, the instrument is equipped with micro-Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) and micro-Grazing Angle FTIR attachments which allow measurements of sample surfaces down to a few mono-layers. The laboratory has also recently been used for polarization FTIR analysis; a powerful technique allowing for important insights into the structure of minerals.

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American Museum of Natural History Earth & Planetary Science FTIR Lab
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United States
American Museum of Natural History Earth & Planetary Science FTIR Lab
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United States

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