Golden Gate ATR wizard | Spectroscopy Guides
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Golden Gate Standard: GS10500
A sensitive, robust and versatile ATR accessory, designed for the latest high performance FTIR spectrometers.
- Powdered drugs/narcotics
- Agricultural/Food/Bio
- Polymers
Golden Gate Heated: GS10542
High temperature/heated top plate options, allowing sample heating from ambient to 200°C.
- Samples at various temperatures
- Heated Soil
- Heated Pharmaceuticals
Golden Gate High Temperature: GS10642
High temperature/heated top plate options, allowing sample heating from ambient to 300°C
Golden Gate Low Temperature: GS10592
ATR accessory for measurement of solids and liquids from ambient to near liquid nitrogen temperatures.
- Study frozen food
- Analyze reactive intermediates
Golden Gate Germanium: GS10516
Germanium is the ideal choice for samples such as those containing high concentrations of carbon black.
Golden Gate Supercritical Fluids: GS10586
A high temperature, high pressure, low volume accessory for supercritical fluids.
- Supercritical & near supercritical fluids
- Polymers in extreme conditions
- In-situ analysis in extreme heat/pressure
Golden Gate Micro-Specular Reflectance: GS10523
Golden Gate Accessory with Micro Specular Reflectance Top Plate and KRS-5 lenses.
Golden Gate Reaction Cell: GS10525
A high temperature/high pressure (to 3000psi) reaction chamber with optional integrated stirring.
- Acidic reactions
- Slurries & abrasive particulates
- Caustic solutions
- Blending/mixing analysis
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The Golden Gate ATR is an industry-leading FTIR spectrometer accessory. Click on the various buttons to explore the different ATR solutions provided for with the Golden Gate variations. Feel free to request pricing for a no-obligation estimate from one of our specialists.
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