It is a great tutorial. I will have a sample that is a magnetic bead conjugated with epoxy group. Can you make a tour to prepare sample for FTIR testing? Thank you
I am doing a research and about to use this equipment. The problem is I never use it before. So it is helpful for me if you willing to share the result of the test shown in this video for my reference. Thank you.
hi, sir, it is a nice video .first for example for composite material if I want the diameter of the specimen is 20 mm and the diameter of the die is 25 mm can I machine the resulting specimen or I must use another die with 20 mm diameter? secondly how many grams of powder I used? is it depends on the size of the die or the standard of material which used in the specified test?
@@chemfunman thanks sir is there reduction in spesimen height after compact comparing to height of powder in die before compact process? and is the fully filling die with powder prefered or not ?
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It is a great tutorial. I will have a sample that is a magnetic bead conjugated with epoxy group. Can you make a tour to prepare sample for FTIR testing? Thank you
I have a video actually! Check our my video lists.
I am doing a research and about to use this equipment. The problem is I never use it before. So it is helpful for me if you willing to share the result of the test shown in this video for my reference. Thank you.
+Ammar Syafiq the results are in the other videos, take a look!
Thank you. You gave a very nice speeking voice.
Thank you for making this video 💕
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It's really helpful!
Nice video! Can you please tell me what is the model number of your FTIR Spectrosmeter?
Amazing explanation and very clear demonstration. Thanks and regards :-)
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Subscribed! Fantastic video, thank you.
Great ! Thanks
Very informative video
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Hi! amazing video! I wonder if it is the same methodology for liquid samples?
it is in the same playlist!
Please make a video on liquid sample preparation for FTIR
I have , in fact. Can you find it please? in the same playlist.
@@chemfunman thanks for response.I will definitely try to find it
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this video really helpful.
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hi, sir, it is a nice video .first for example for composite material if I want the diameter of the specimen is 20 mm and the diameter of the die is 25 mm can I machine the resulting specimen or I must use another die with 20 mm diameter? secondly how many grams of powder I used? is it depends on the size of the die or the standard of material which used in the specified test?
yes, no need to measure the amount, have to go via experience, give it a try? this is dependent on the solid (if it containts metal or not) as well
@@chemfunman thanks sir is there reduction in spesimen height after compact comparing to height of powder in die before compact process? and is the fully filling die with powder prefered or not ?
Very good video
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Hi. Thank you for this :)
I can definitely use ethanol to replace chloroform right? TQ
Sure, acetone is fine as well. willkommen
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+Fun Man FUNG spr...it help me to do project..upload more plz..
May I ask why you are using chloroform for the cleaning part? Is there a specific reason for ?
it is anhydrous, does not dissolve the disc.
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+Ernie Lee most welcome!
Do you use purging gas in your FT-IR spectrometer?
can do
great
+Tobias Takas Shumba thanks! see other videos if they help.
Why we must make this process and not just measuring the absorbance of our sample without making a disc?
what is tms?
+Chelsy K at which time frame?
+FunMan Fung at 4:45
Chelsy K
tire monitor system, the same one used to measure pressure of the wheels