Laboratory Introduction

The Spectroscopy and Material Identification Laboratory, utilizing advanced equipment such as FTIR, PL, and UV-VIS, provides extensive analytical services in the fields of chemistry, life sciences, engineering, and environmental studies. This laboratory employs Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Photoluminescence (PL), and Ultraviolet-Visible Spectroscopy (UV-VIS) to identify organic and inorganic compounds, analyze emission and absorption properties of materials, study nanostructures, and determine the concentration of various compounds. High-speed analysis, cost efficiency, and precise results are the key advantages of this lab’s services.

Research Areas

• FTIR Analysis:

  • Identification of functional groups and chemical bonds
  • Investigation of surface modifications of nanoparticles
  • Detection of impurities and organic contaminants
  • Characterization of organic and inorganic compounds
  • Analysis of absorption and transmission properties of materials

• PL Analysis:

  • Identification of electronic and optical properties of semiconductors and molecules
  • Analysis of emission properties of pharmaceuticals and biological materials
  • Determination of the concentration of emissive materials in different environments

• UV-VIS Analysis:

  • Measurement of light absorption and determination of solution concentration
  • Monitoring the progress of chemical reactions
  • Measurement of nanoparticle size and energy gap
  • Qualitative and quantitative identification of chemical compounds in mixtures