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Applications>>Raman Spectrum |
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Raman Spectrum Solution |
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Raman Spectrum
is given
material molecular vibration and
rotation information, different
materials have different from other
material characteristic spectrum -
characteristic peak, which provides for
the characterization and identification
fingerprinting substance.
Its application areas include
chemical/biological research,
environmental science, jewelry
appraisal, textile industry, food safety
testing, judicial authentication,
pharmaceutical and medical diagnostics,
geological exploration and detection of
dangerous goods, etc.
Changchun New
Industries
(CNI), founded in 1996, is a
manufacturer of solid-state and diode
laser systems. CNI laser
features with high performance, nice
reliability, and specifically designed
for OEM, scientific, industrial and
instrumentation use.
In addition, CNI lasers are ISO-9001,
FDA, CE and RoHS certified. CNI laser can satisfy the
customer’s demands of high efficiency
and stability in different environments. CNI has provided lasers
to many customers at home and abroad as
laser light source.
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CNI high reliability lasers
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All the necessary accessories available
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Customized solution upon request |
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Laser Sources for Raman Spectrum
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Research Achievements of CNI Laser for Raman from Customers
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(1) Laserski inducirana fluorescencija
porfirina u karijesnoj leziji
(Acta stomatologica Croatica,Vol.44 No.2
Lipanj 2010) (CNI-473nm)
(2) Tailoring Optical Properties of Silicon Nanowires by Au Nanostructure
Decorations: Enhanced Raman Scattering and Photodetection
(J. Phys. Chem. C, 2012,116 (7), pp
4416–4422) (CNI-532nm/785nm)
(3) Heteroepitaxial Decoration of Ag Nanoparticles on Si Nanowires: A
Case Study on Raman Scattering and Mapping
(Nano Lett., 2010, 10 (10), pp 3940–3947) (CNI-532nm)
(4) Near-field Raman imaging using optically trapped dielectric
microsphere
(Optics Express, Vol. 16, Issue 11, pp. 7976-7984 (2008)) (CNI-532nm/1064nm)
(5) Up-conversion processes in NaLaF4:Er3+
(Optical Materials, Volume 31, Issue
10,August 2009, Pages 1517–1524) (CNI-671nm) |
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