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Identifying Gasoline Fuel Properties with Raman
Gasoline fuel properties such as API, benzene, RON and MON must be measured accurately and precisely to enable refineries to expedite quality assurance and bring gasoline to market quickly. To do this, refinery labs must analyze many hundred samples of gasoline per day. In a medium size...
In-Line Raman Analysis of Fatty Acid Features in Salmon Fillets
The Norwegian Institute for Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research (Nofima) used MarqMetrix’s All-In-One system and Proximal BallProbe to monitor fatty acids in salmon fillets. Summary Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) are omega-3 fatty acids found in cold-water fish...
Using Process Raman and Data Science to Gain Actionable Information for Glucose Monitoring
Biopharmaceutical production requires a near-constant stream of compositional information to run efficiently. Solid-state process Raman is a proven technology for collecting that information while greatly reducing maintenance and operating costs compared to traditional physical sampling-based...
Ensuring Fast and Reliable In-Line Oil and Gas Monitoring with Raman
Advances in measurement technology for the oil and gas industry, such as Raman spectroscopy, have opened new doors for quality assurance and process control at a fraction of the cost. Some of Raman’s biggest advantages are calibration stability and the elimination of required maintenance, both...
Food and Beverage Compositional Analysis | MarqMetrix Process Raman Applications
Food and Beverage: Compositional Analysis of Solid Vegetables We can use Raman to look at organic plant material, such as the carrots and sweet potato. Carotene is a pigment that humans can easily convert into vitamin A. It is also very easy to detect using Raman. You can see from the spectra...
