Raman spectroscopy is an analytical technique that identifies molecules by measuring the unique energy shift that occurs when light scatters off them. It enables precise qualitative identification of unknown samples and accurate quantitative analysis through the linear relationship between Raman peak intensity and molecular concentration. Key Advantages:
1. Non-contact & non-destructive – Ideal for liquid & solid samples without physical interference.
2. High specificity – Distinct spectral fingerprints for precise material identification.
3. Broad applicability – Suitable for organic/inorganic compounds, polymers, pharmaceuticals, etc.
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