Análise de espectroscopia, análise elementar e análise de isótopos

Research, production and analytical laboratories worldwide rely on us for rapid, efficient qualitative and quantitative analysis. Our innovative instruments and user-friendly software serve a range of industrial, educational, environmental and health markets. From process and quality control in the lab and on the line to instant, actionable data in the field, we enable more confident analysis and better decision making.

Molecular Spectroscopy

We offer innovative NIR, FTIR, Raman, NMR, and UV-Vis instruments and user-friendly software to deliver a full spectrum of answers.

Isotope Analysis

Characterize stable, radiogenic, non-traditional and noble gas isotopes for geochemistry, food authenticity, and nuclear science research using IRMS and ICP-MS technologies.

OES, XRD & XRF Analysis

Thermo Scientific XRF, XRD, and OES instruments help a wide range of industrial and research analytical laboratories achieve qualitative and quantitative analysis for process and quality control.

Trace Elemental Analysis

Our AAS, ICP-OES, and ICP-MS instruments quickly deliver quality, reproducible data and enable operators to meet even the strictest regulations in their sample analysis.

Microanalysis

Thermo Scientific microanalysis instruments deliver maximum x-ray resolution and help you to discover your material’s unique spectral phases.

Portable Chemical and Elemental Analysis

Our portable analytical instruments provide rapid, reliable chemical identification and material verification to deliver instant, actionable data for quick decision making in critical situations.

Surface Analysis

Thermo Scientific XPS spectrometer systems for materials science research, production and analytical laboratories address the most challenging surface, thin film and interface questions

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Find everything FTIR, from the most basic to applications using hyphenated techniques.

Investigate authenticity and tracing origin using isotopic fingerprinting