When you're dealing with hazardous materials, there's no margin for error. The Agilent Resolve system gives you accurate identification of chemicals and mixtures through sealed opaque containers, reducing the risks involved and improving operational efficiency.
The Hazmat Guys interview Agilent expert Dr Eric Roy, who talks about the spatially offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) technology behind the Agilent Resolve system.
Experience the power of unknown material identification through opaque containers and see just how easy the Agilent Resolve system is to use.
Listen to this webinar with Dr. Matthew Smith, Scientific Senior Officer at Queensland Fire and Emergency Services to learn how spectroscopic techniques are being used in emergency hazmat scenarios to increase the safety of first responders. This session focuses on novel SORS (Spatial Offset RAMAN) and SERS (Surface Enhanced RAMAN) applications for unknown chemical and narcotic identification.
Get an insight into the Agilent Resolve system's capabilities in handheld detection of explosives, narcotics, and hazardous materials through sealed, opaque containers.
Brochure - Agilent Resolve Raman Handheld Through-Barrier Identification
Application note - Detection of Hazardous Narcotics and New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) with Agilent Resolve
Application note - Screening Envelopes and Parcels for Illicit Materials with Agilent Resolve
Application note - Hazardous Material ID Through Opaque Containers with Agilent Resolve
Application note - Explosives Detection Through Opaque Containers with Agilent Resolve
Application note - Screening for Sensitive Explosives with Agilent Resolve