Spectroscopy and diffraction
Anton Paar Lyza 7000 Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FTIR)
Functional group identification, material verification and quality control of solids, liquids and films in ATR and transmission sampling modes.
In short
Functional group identification, material verification and quality control of solids, liquids and films in ATR and transmission sampling modes. The Anton Paar Lyza 7000 is a Michelson-interferometer-based FTIR spectrometer that measures molecular vibrations in the mid-infrared region. Quantitative methods determine mixture composition and additive content.
- Measurement principle
- Fourier transform infrared (Michelson interferometer)
- Spectral region
- Mid-infrared
- Sampling modes
- Diamond ATR, transmission
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FTIR Spectroscopy Analysis
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Overview
The Anton Paar Lyza 7000 is a Michelson-interferometer-based FTIR spectrometer that measures molecular vibrations in the mid-infrared region. A diamond attenuated total reflectance (ATR) accessory allows solids, powders, pastes, liquids and films to be measured within seconds and without sample preparation, while transmission mode supports KBr pellets, liquid cells and thin films. The resulting spectra are used to identify functional groups, verify polymers and additives, identify unknowns by library matching, detect contamination and degradation, and follow curing and oxidation processes. Quantitative methods determine mixture composition and additive content. The system characterises polymers, coatings, adhesives, oils and fuels, pharmaceutical and cosmetic raw materials and the surface functionalisation of nanomaterials for industrial quality control and academic research, complementing Raman and XRD results.
Measurement principle
Capabilities
Preparation-free measurement of solids, liquids and films by diamond ATR
Transmission spectroscopy with KBr pellets and liquid cells
Material identification by spectral library matching
Verification of polymers, additives and contaminants
Monitoring of curing, oxidation and degradation
Quantitative composition analysis with calibration models
Suitable samples
Polymers, elastomers and composites
Coatings, paints and adhesives
Oils, fuels and lubricants
Pharmaceutical and cosmetic raw materials
Nanomaterials and surface-functionalised powders
Films, membranes and textiles
Technical specifications
| Measurement principle | Fourier transform infrared (Michelson interferometer) |
|---|---|
| Spectral region | Mid-infrared |
| Sampling modes | Diamond ATR, transmission |
| Spectral resolution | Selectable, suited to routine and high-resolution work |
| Detector | Room-temperature DTGS |
| Data evaluation | Library search, peak identification, quantitative calibration |
Services on this instrument
FTIR Spectroscopy Analysis
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- Manufacturer
- Anton Paar
- Model
- Lyza 7000
- Catalogue no.
- 22
- Reference standards
- ASTM E1252, ASTM E168, ASTM D5477
Quick answers
FTIR: key facts
What is Anton Paar Lyza 7000 Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FTIR) used for?
It is used for: Preparation-free measurement of solids, liquids and films by diamond ATR, Transmission spectroscopy with KBr pellets and liquid cells, Material identification by spectral library matching, Verification of polymers, additives and contaminants, Monitoring of curing, oxidation and degradation, and Quantitative composition analysis with calibration models.
Which samples can Anton Paar Lyza 7000 Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FTIR) analyse?
Suitable samples: Polymers, elastomers and composites, Coatings, paints and adhesives, Oils, fuels and lubricants, Pharmaceutical and cosmetic raw materials, Nanomaterials and surface-functionalised powders, and Films, membranes and textiles.
Which standards does Anton Paar Lyza 7000 Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FTIR) relate to?
Relevant standards: ASTM E1252, ASTM E168, and ASTM D5477.
Which NAKTEM services use Anton Paar Lyza 7000 Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FTIR)?
FTIR Spectroscopy Analysis and Instrument Operator Training.
What results do I receive?
Typical deliverables: Baseline-corrected ATR/transmission spectra with peak tables (cm⁻¹), Functional group assignments and library match results, Comparison against reference sample or specification, Method summary covering sampling mode, resolution and number of scans, and Raw spectral data (CSV/SPC) and PDF report.
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FTIR Spectroscopy Analysis
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Instrument Operator Training
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Further reading
Characterization
FTIR or Raman: Which Technique Fits Your Sample?
FTIR and Raman probe the same molecular vibrations by different physics. A practical guide to choosing between them, what each needs from your sample, and how to read the resulting spectrum.
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