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    KNOW THE UNKNOWN

    Raman spectroscopy instruments from Anton Paar are widely used to identify unknown substances, verify samples in quality assurance, analyze the chemical composition of samples, or monitor their changes.

    The Compact Raman Analyzer (Cora) series consists of a handheld Raman spectrometer for on-the-spot identification, confirmation of substances in the field, or verification measurements on incoming goods, as well as a range of benchtop Raman spectrometers for quality assurance, and for industrial and academic research.

  • Raman spectroscopy applications

    Switch between two application fields to either learn more about how to quickly identify unknown substances within seconds or get more insight into how to simplify quality control and academic research.

    Choose between:

    • Identifying hazardous and regulated materials
    • Quality control and research

    Identifying hazardous and regulated materials

  • Cora 100 – the handheld Raman spectrometer for identifying unknown substances

    Detect threats with the Cora 100 handheld Raman spectrometer

    Cora 100 is a robust tool which enables safe identification of unknown and dangerous substances within seconds.

    Designed to be operated under the toughest conditions, the instrument is widely used for the detection of hazardous materials, narcotics, explosives, and chemical warfare agents. Cora 100 is the intelligent assistant for threat detection and identification of hazardous materials which fits in the palm of your hand.

    The intuitive workflow and dedicated accessories enable EOD, hazmat, or CBRNE teams and firefighters to assess the risks involved with substances in order to make life-saving decisions on the spot or in hot-zone environments.

    Comprehensive databases like the narcotics database enable the screening of illicit and regulated substances and simplify the daily work of police and customs officers.

    Cora 100 is a handheld instrument for Raman analysis designed to assist operators in defense and security markets to make fast decisions which save lives and reduce hazards:

    • Know the unknown and identify thousands of substances and mixtures at the push of a button
    • Assess potential risks within seconds
    • Use safe sampling accessories that protect you
    • Fits right into your pocket and weighs only 650 g
    • Operate under the toughest conditions as a result of IP67 protection and MIL-STD 810G certification

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    Applications

    Find out more about Cora 100 and its various areas of applications:

    Detection of Counterfeit Tablets using a Handheld Raman Spectrometer

    Application Reports

    Identification of Explosives using a Handheld Raman Spectrometer

    Application Reports

    Identification of Narcotics using a Handheld Raman Spectrometer

    Application Reports

    Mixture Analysis for Drug Detection with Cora 100 Handheld Raman Spectrometer

    Application Reports

Webinars

  • Combining Raman spectroscopy with rheology: Correlate physical and chemical properties

    During chemical reactions, such as polymerizations or curing, the physical as well as chemical properties of a material change. While the viscoelastic properties can usually be characterized with a rheometer, no chemical information is obtained by mechanical testing. For directly relating the changes in rheological behavior to chemical changes, Raman spectroscopy is employed in situ with rheology. The Anton Paar MCR (Modular Compact Rheometer) series can be easily combined with the Anton Paar Cora Raman spectrometers via an optical fiber probe. Learn how Raman analysis helps you gain a better understanding of your sample and your reactions.

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    Measuring graphene with a benchtop Raman spectrometer

    Graphene is a two-dimensional novel carbon material with exceptional properties. It has the highest tensile strength of any material known to date, while simultaneously being a good electrical and thermal conductor. For many of the rapidly emerging applications of this material, both in industry and fundamental research, Raman spectroscopy enables on-site measurements for quality assessment and material characterization. In this webinar, we discuss the typical samples, experimental details, and how to interpret the results from Raman spectroscopy.

    Best for European & Asian time zones
    Date: 2020-02-06, 09:00 - 09:45 (CET UTC+01)
    Language: English
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    Best for American time zones
    Date: 2020-02-06, 16:00 - 16:45 (CET UTC+01)
    Language: English
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    Cora 100: Quick and safe Raman analysis for identification of illicit and hazardous substances

    Imagine a compact tool, barely larger than your mobile phone, which is able to detect thousands of hazardous and illicit substances within seconds and assists you in making fast, life-saving decisions. Imagine a robust instrument which is able to detect hazardous materials, narcotics, explosives, and chemical warfare agents on the spot or in hot-zone environments. This instrument is called Cora 100 – the Compact Raman Analyzer from Anton Paar. Learn how Cora 100 helps you to identify substances you are dealing with at the push of a button and simplifies the daily work of EOD, hazmat, or CBRNE teams, firefighters, police officers, and customs employees.

    Best for European & Asian time zones
    Date: 2020-05-14, 09:00 - 09:45 (CEST UTC+02)
    Language: English
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    Best for American time zones
    Date: 2020-05-14, 16:00 - 16:45 (CEST UTC+02)
    Language: English
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