FTIR Spectrophotometers

Companies FTIR Spectrophotometers

Shimadzu Deutschland GmbH, Germany

Shimadzu is a world-leading manufacturer of analytical instrumentation. Shimadzu develops and manufactures innovative products for laboratories in industry, science and governmental institutions. With our customer-oriented strategy and our high-quality service, we strive to be Europe's market leader more

Labexchange - Die Laborgerätebörse GmbH, Germany

Laboratory and Analysis systems. As new. With guarantee. Labexchange is the leading provider of used laboratory and analytical equipment. For more than 28 years we stand for high technical reliability and comprehensive service. Users in analytical laboratories, the chemical and pharmaceutical ind more

MKS Instruments Deutschland GmbH, Germany

MKS Instruments, Inc. is a global provider of instruments, subsystems and process control solutions that measure, monitor, deliver, analyze, power and control critical parameters of advanced manufacturing processes to improve process performance and productivity for our customers. Our products are more

Publications FTIR Spectrophotometers

• Influence of reaction time on growth of GaN nanowires fabricated by CVD method

  GaN nanowires have been fabricated successfully on Si (111) substrates coated with NiCl2 thin films by chemical vapor deposition method using Ga2O3 as raw material. The growth of GaN nanowires was investigated as a function of reaction times so as to study the influence of different durations on the more

• Effect of ammoniating temperature on microstructure of one-dimensional GaN nanorods with Tb intermediate layer

  GaN nanorods have been successfully synthesized on Si (111) substrates by magnetron sputtering through ammoniating Ga2O3/Tb thin films. The influence of ammonating temperatures on microstructure, morphology and light emitting properties of GaN nanorods was ananlyzed in detail using X-ray diffraction more

• IR study on the reduction of NO and NO2 by hydrazine monohydrate over Fe-BEA zeolite

  The adsorption of NO and NO2 and their subsequent reduction by hydrazine monohydrate (HDM) over Fe-BEA zeolite were investigated using an FT-IR spectrophotometer equipped with an in-situ cell. Although NO and NO2 molecules were adsorbed on Fe species in an unaltered state, some of them reacted with more