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Bruker LUMOS II FT-IR Microscope

Bruker LUMOS II FT-IR Microscope

Status: Installed and Operational
Operational Date: 05/06/2024

Identification and mapping of chemical substances on a microscopic scale, essential for research, material science, and forensics. FTIR microscopy can be used to characterize the molecular structure of geological samples. It’s used in a variety of geological applications, including:

  • Mineral identification
  • Water content
  • Volatile inclusions
  • Explosion potential

Whether it is transmission, reflection or attenuated total reflectance (ATR), the LUMOS II is always the right choice. But its greatest strength is ATR microscopy enhanced by FPA technology. This makes the LUMOS II a universal tool for failure analysis and product development.

The retractable crystal is controlled by high precision piezoelectrical motors and integrated into the lens. This allows you to enjoy a clear view of the sample while your measurement still takes place exactly where you want it.
If you’d like to find out more, please contact CMEH@exeter.ac.uk.

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Bruker Lumos II Microscope

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