🌟FTIR Analysis (ATR Infrared spectroscopy) OFFICIAL

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Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR analysis or FTIR Spectroscopy) is an analytical technique used to identify organic, polymeric, and in some cases, inorganic materials.
During FTIR analysis, an absorbance spectra of the sample is created which provides information about the unique chemical bonds and molecular structure of the material.
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[@fireyesgurl]

Hi there! Your video is awesome, thank you for sharing!
I would like to share with you that the platform has no glass. The center point is a diamond ATR crystal, not a glass. It is soldered into the plate resulting in a chemically inert and mechanically rugged sampling area. The diamond will not break like glass. Your accessory is suitable for high pressure on the sample to allow better contact between sample and crystal. Thus, providing great spectrum results!
PS: However, do not apply high pressure when there is no sample :) Hope that helps!

[@chemfunman]

thank you for the add-ons! very helpful indeed. :D

[@AliUchiha94]

Can I ask u if it is necessary to reply the background measurement for all the specimen ?

[@mirnashajahan4469]

Thank you sir for ur good demonstration on the instrument.

[@chemfunman]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chrisneemzi]

Great illustration Thank you.

[@chemfunman]

You are welcome, share the great illustrations!

[@Poojaramagna]

Thank you sir good explanation....can u tell me from where can I collect the procedure for my project

[@chemfunman]

Check description

[@bharatikamthe415]

thank you it's simply understanding

[@sushantghaduse7924]

How to interpret the ir spectra

[@adm4945]

Hello when you say carefully I have square. Because I am speed in my life. Anyone is the apparatus good and resist. What name of apparatus. I need to buy. Thank you.

[@kinjalmondal3145]

Excellent presentation... I've a question. Can we test any liquid sample containing acid ?

[@chemfunman]

possible, provided that the acid is not too concentrated such that it corrodes the device.

[@kinjalmondal3145]

@@chemfunman okk... that's fine! Thank you so much 😊

[@namulindatabitha1577]

Thank you for the video

[@chemfunman]

Thanks for watching!

[@AliUchiha94]

Thanks a lot

[@adityak3539]

Nice explanation and can we use silicon paper on top of the powder sample to avoid noise in the spectra??

[@chemfunman]

Yes, definitely

[@maryamfashandi]

Thanks. It was really useful

[@chemfunman]

+Maryam Fashandi thank you, that's great! spread the good news.

[@aizadramli]

thank you sir

[@chemfunman]

+Muhammad Aizad Ramli most welcome, share the good videos!

[@almche8978]

Thank you doctor .good job. Which beter to use FTIR or ATR for my samples? Tq

[@chemfunman]

what type of sample?

[@almche8978]

@@chemfunman organic compounds

[@chemfunman]

@@almche8978 liquid?

[@almche8978]

@@chemfunman In my job ,I have both ,some liquid and another solids also like oil and sticky

[@kasundilshan3919]

why kbr use for making solid sample

[@adamfaithfully]

KBr is pretty much invisible in the IR range. It doesn't have any vibrational modes that correspond to IR wavelengths. Some other samples can interact so strongly (i.e. absorb) with some wavelengths that you end up with a saturated peak in the spectrum or burn your sample. Burning your sample or having a saturated peak makes proper quantitative analysis impossible. Because KBr doesn't interact with the IR radiation, it is an ideal matrix to dilute samples that do interact too strongly.

[@ZulhelmiAlif]

Nice video tutorial bro, but can we also measure fine powder?

[@chemfunman]

Zulhelmi .Alif yes! certainly. compact them into a disc will be better though, see the other video on preparation ofr FTIR

[@harishs2181]

Is there any opportunities in Singapore for analytical chemist

[@foxhound-0]

it will be great to send pdf

[@chemfunman]

I will try to find

[@sweetysharma5268]

hello Sir.. I have some query..
What is the possible cause of red light in ftir instrument. is there moisture which create such type of problem.. If yes then how can we remove moisture from the FTIR instrument...

[@chemfunman]

dessicator!

[@giegiechong8649]

What is the difference between UATR and ATR?

[@chemfunman]

The Universal ATR accessory (UATR) for the Frontier Spectrometer is an improved version of the diamond ATR accessory that was developed for the Spectrum One spectrometers.

[@harishs2181]

How get admission NUS Chemistry

[@chemfunman]

Do well in high school And apply online

[@bhawnajoshi7313]

Sir please tell how we save the spectrum

[@chemfunman]

'file' --> save OR print

[@bhawnajoshi7313]

@@chemfunman thanks actually I saved by this method but i m unable to got save file

[@chemfunman]

@@bhawnajoshi7313 ahh

[@user-rm4rp6lg4p]

Arabic translation is not clear

[@chemfunman]

could you assist please?

[@user-rm4rp6lg4p]

@@chemfunman Currently I am very busy.. if i have any time will help you

[@chemfunman]

@@user-rm4rp6lg4p ok shukran