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Analysis

Raman Spectroscopy Analysis

Non-destructive micro-Raman spectroscopy for molecular structure, phase identification, crystallinity and defect analysis of carbon and other materials.

In short

Non-destructive micro-Raman spectroscopy for molecular structure, phase identification, crystallinity and defect analysis of carbon and other materials. Raman spectroscopy analysis is carried out on an Olympus BX43F microscope-based Raman system, collecting vibrational spectra from micrometre-scale spots selected under the optical microscope.

Raman spectroscopy analysis is carried out on an Olympus BX43F microscope-based Raman system, collecting vibrational spectra from micrometre-scale spots selected under the optical microscope. With little or no sample preparation, the method reveals molecular structure, polymorphic phases and degree of crystallinity in polymers, carbon materials (graphene, carbon nanotubes, graphite), ceramics, minerals, pharmaceutical actives and thin films. For carbon materials the D/G band ratio is used to assess defect density and the 2D band to estimate layer number; strain-induced peak shifts and phase transformations can also be followed. Typical questions include identification of an unknown solid, polymorph confirmation, contaminant identification and quality control of synthesis products. It supports nanomaterial, energy storage, semiconductor, pharmaceutical and academic research organisations.

What you receive

  • Baseline-corrected Raman spectra with peak position and width tables

  • D/G and 2D/G ratio evaluation for carbon materials

  • Optical micrographs documenting the measured spots

  • Method summary covering laser wavelength, power, exposure and objective

  • Raw spectral data (CSV/TXT) and PDF report

How it works

  1. Request and scoping

    Analytical objective, sample type, number of spots and the risk of fluorescence or laser damage are assessed; a measurement strategy is proposed.

  2. Sample reception and preparation

    Samples are logged, placed on a suitable substrate or slide and the measurement regions are located under the microscope.

  3. Measurement

    Spectra are collected with optimised laser power and exposure; multi-spot measurements and reference standard checks are performed where needed.

  4. Reporting

    Results are presented in the standard analysis report; supporting technical documentation is shared on request.

Pricing

Available now

€210

per sample

excl. VAT (20%) · Minimum 1
Volume pricing
1+€210
5+€189
10+€168

Lead time 3–7 business days

Final pricing depends on sample count, preparation and reporting scope. You receive an itemised proposal.

Prices are a guide and may change with any additional requests. Our team will contact you to confirm the scope and the final price.

Request this service

Describe your sample and the decision it supports. We reply with a technical proposal.

Request analysis

Instruments used

Raman
Olympus BX43F

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I send samples for Raman Spectroscopy Analysis?

Fill in the analysis request form. Our team replies with preparation and shipping instructions for your sample type, and we confirm together that the sample is suitable before you send it.

How long does Raman Spectroscopy Analysis take?

It depends on the number of samples and laboratory workload. The estimated time on this page is a reference; once we review your request we share a firm schedule.

How is the price set?

The price on this page is a list price. It may change with the number of samples and any additional requests; after we agree the scope, the final price is shared in a proposal.

How do I receive the results?

Results are delivered as a written report. You can follow the status of your request in your account and through email notifications.

Can I request this from abroad?

Yes. We accept requests in Turkish, English, Arabic and Persian, and reply in the language you prefer.

Can I see your quality documents?

We develop our quality processes with reference to ISO/IEC 17025. For the current documents and scope details, contact us and we will send them in writing.

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