红外(IR)光谱技术是聚合物识别所用的主要分析手段之一。我们可以提供一系列先进仪器,从Spotlight™ 200i和Spotlight 400红外成像系统,到便携、快速和操作方便的Spectrum Two™红外系统。所有这些系统均配备现成的方法、谱库和独有的Spectrum Touch™软件。研究人员可使用这些仪器对合成聚合物塑胶微粒进行识别和定量,也可用于分析水中的其他化合物-从可见塑料到小于100 µm的微塑料。
确定微塑料颗粒来源的一个重要因素是用于提升聚合物性能的添加剂。常用技术包括热分析或热解与GC/MS相结合的技术,用于聚合物及其有机添加剂(表征颗粒低于100 μm)的高灵敏度分析。ICP-MS分析可用于识别和分析塑料中的无机添加剂。
微塑料颗粒表征的典型应用包括:
仅供科学研究使用。不适用于临床诊断。
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