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Using Raman Spectroscopy for Counterfeit Antimalarial Detection

This video shows Katherine Bakeev, Director of Applications Support Service for B&W Tek, explaining the applications of Raman spectroscopy for identifying counterfeit medicines. She also describes real-life examples, where such medicines can have a major impact. The video also shows the Raman spectra of various standard drugs measured using the handheld NanoRam Raman spectrometer. The instrument allows quick and easy identification of counterfeit medicines.

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