There are references to the use of carbon nanomaterials in just about every area of material science today because of the amazing range of properties offered by these materials. Raman spectroscopy has emerged from this early work as one of the key characterization tools for understanding this novel class of material. This webinar will introduce you to what Raman spectroscopy can tell you about carbon nanotubes, graphene, and other carbon nanomaterials. If you are working with Carbon nanomaterials or looking to begin working with Carbon nanomaterials and you are not familiar with Raman spectroscopy then this webinar would be a great way to learn about what Raman can offer to Carbon nanomaterial characterization.
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