FTIR

Description

Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) is a technique used to identify chemical bonds and functional groups in a material. By measuring absorption of infrared light at different wavelengths, FTIR provides a molecular “fingerprint” of the sample.

Why It Matters:
FTIR helps researchers understand the chemical composition, confirm functionalization, and detect impurities or structural changes. It is widely used for polymers, organic compounds, and surface-modified nanomaterials.

Applications:

• Identification of functional groups and chemical bonds.

• Analysis of polymeric materials and composites.

• Study of surface modifications and chemical interactions.

• Quality control and verification of material synthesis.